Dear Ryan san Thank you for the kind reply.
>Or, some Subversion clients may implement client-side hooks, which you might >consider using for this purpose if those happen to be the clients your users >want to use. TortoiseSVN for Windows, for example, has this feature. But >remember it's a TortoiseSVN-specific feature; it's not a feature of Subv ersion itself. For questions about how this feature works, you have to ask the TortoiseSVN people. I will do. It seems there is a Japanse branch. Therefore, I will inquire the capability. Thank you and best regards, ----- Original Message ----- From:"Ryan Schmidt" <subversion-20...@ryandesign.com> To:"Hiroshi Miyazaki" <miyazaki.hir...@jp.fujitsu.com> CC:"Eric Lee" <pge...@gmail.com>, "Andrey Repin" <users@subversion.apache.org>, "Andrey Repin" <anrdae...@freemail.ru> Subject:Re: Need help for subversion > >On Jan 28, 2010, at 19:13, Hiroshi Miyazaki wrote: > >>> Did you check out the subversion book already ? >> >> http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.ref.reposhooks.html >> >> I lookovered these spec. >> >>> post-commit >>> post-lock >>> post-revprop-change >>> post-unlock >>> pre-commit >>> pre-lock >>> pre-revprop-change >>> pre-unlock >>> start-commit >> >> I'd like to confirm these hooks can be invoked by checkout >> command(functionality). >> (I'm not sure this capability.) > >No, they cannot. The hooks are invoked by Subversion on the server at the >times that the file names suggest. For example, the post-commit hook script is >run after a commit is done. The pre-lock hook script is run before a user >tries to lock a file. And so on. There is no hook script that has "check out" or "update" in its name, so there is no hook script that runs on the server when a user checks out or updates a working copy. There are also no hook scripts of any kind that run on the client; they're all on the server. > > >>> How do you want the additional functions perform ? >> >> Hook functionality retrives DataBase data and embed in the checked-out file >> along with checkout. >> >>> By native code or just simply python script code ? >> >> Basically, Java code. > >Sounds like you want a client-side hook script. You could write a wrapper >script around the Subversion client. Instead of calling "svn update" or "svn >checkout", users would call your script. Your script would then call "svn >update" or "svn checkout" and then do whatever additional database work yo u need. > > >Or, some Subversion clients may implement client-side hooks, which you might >consider using for this purpose if those happen to be the clients your users >want to use. TortoiseSVN for Windows, for example, has this feature. But >remember it's a TortoiseSVN-specific feature; it's not a feature of Subv ersion itself. For questions about how this feature works, you have to ask the TortoiseSVN people. > >http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/tsvn_1.5_releasenotes.html#client-side-hooks > > > ===================================== Hiroshi Miyazaki Fujitsu 1-17-25 ShinKamata, O-ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan Tel) +81-3-6424-6276 (ex. 7053-8779) Fax) +81-3-6424-6446 (ex. 7053-9081) =====================================
