Hi

I have a couple of ideas that don't require any code to be written.
They are not very elegant but require little work and get your
mc-versions into a svn repository (I hope).
- A svn-repository can be exposed via webdav (mod_svn_dav), I'm not
sure but can't you just use this as mc-http-repository?
If that didn't work:
- On your client, mount either the svn repository or the webdav folder
into you filesystem and use a mc-directory-repository.
If that didn't work as well:
- On the server mount either the svn repository or the webdav folder
into the filesystem and expose it via http. So your client can use it
as mc-http-repository.

Philippe

2005/8/20, Stefan Krecher <stefan at krecher.de>:
> Hi,
> 
> i got a question regarding Squeak-Sourcecode-Management.
> Parts of a current project i'm working on are developed with Squeak,
> other parts with Java, C and C++.  All Sources of the project are
> managend in a svn-repository. I used to check in the Squeak-Changesets
> but actually i'm looking for a better way to do the
> source-code-management.
> Is there a way to directly work with svn with squeak? Are there better
> ways to manage sources? Could Monticello somehow be integrated with
> svn?
> 
> Thank in advance for any suggestions,
> Stefan
> 
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