Set up Ebase Xi developer team working environment using SVN

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jasmina
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Set up Ebase Xi developer team working environment using SVN

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Postby jasmina » Fri Jan 08, 2016 4:02 pm

Set up Ebase Xi developer team working environment:

Ebase Xi does not include integrated support for source version control systems.
To use version control systems, we recommend you should first ensure you have installed version control system and configured.

Recommended process:
1. Install the preferred revision control server and ensure team members have the appropriate client software installed
2. Create a central version control repository with an empty project that will be checked out
3. Use a client machine to check-out working copy and connect Ebase Xi Designer to the working copy

Here are some instructions to set up Subversion:

SVN Installation Guide for Ebase Xi V5 on Windows

The whole process takes approx 1 hour on a Windows platform
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asperion
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#2

Postby asperion » Mon Jan 11, 2016 11:12 pm

The guide assumes that the server you are installing on has no other web server running on it using port 443, e.g. IIS, Apache, Tomcat etc with SSL enabled.

If you do have a web server already installed, can you just use a different port instead, e.g. 4443 instead of 443, on the SVN server and configure the client appropriately ?


Thanks,


Mark
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jasmina
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#3

Postby jasmina » Tue Jan 12, 2016 12:22 pm

Yes, you are absolutely right. When default tcp/ip port is used by another service enter as port number e.g. 4443 instead of 443 and configure the client appropriately e.g. https://domain.com:4443/svn/repo/trunk.
Recommend to check active tcp connections prior installing the svn server using a command line tool

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netstat -ano
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