Version control with Subversion
Subversion is very popular among JDeveloper users, for several reasons, which are detailed as follows:
- It's well integrated into JDeveloper
- It has been supported in JDeveloper for a long time
- It's widely used—lots of other people are using it, and many other tools can read your Subversion repository
- It's free—always a good point
- It's atomic—either your whole commit goes into the repository or nothing does. Since ADF projects consist of many interdependent files, this is very much desirable
To use Subversion, you need a Subversion server and client. The Subversion server is available for all platforms—if your version control server is based on Microsoft Windows, you can use the VisualSVN (http://www.visualsvn.com/server ...
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