Adapter Configuration
You must provide a valid configuration file for the Subversion adapter. This is an XML-based
file that can reside anywhere on the deployment source host. This file is referenced in the
deployment configuration.
You can configure the Subversion Checkout command, which synchronizes and aggregates
content from the Subversion repository.
A sample configuration file (
subversionCheckoutConfig_example.xml
) resides in the
following location.
od-home/adapters/payload/scm/subversion/conf
In the deployment configuration, provide the full path to the Subversion adapter
configuration file as a CDATA string within the
custom
child element of the
payLoadRules
element. For example:
<payLoadRules>
<action name="deploy"/>
<custom>od-home/adapters/payload/scm/subversion/
conf/subversionCheckoutConfig.xml</custom>
</payLoadRules>
The following sample shows this configuration.
<subversion name="subversion" execPath="/usr/local/bin">
<subversionCheckout repositorypath=""
revision="" nonrecursive="no" nonauthcache="yes"
configdir=""ignoreext="yes" password="" passwordEncoded="no"
username=""workingdir="/usr/working">
<subversionItem itemPath="myproject"/>
</subversionCheckout>
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</subversion>
Elements and Attributes
You must update the DOCTYPE to include the full path to the
subversionSCM.dtd on your host using the following syntax.
<!DOCTYPE subversion SYSTEM "-
home/adapters/payload/scm/subversion/dtd/SubversionSCM.dtd">
Note the use of three slashes (“///”).
Here is a list of the elements and attributes associated with this configuration file.
l
subversion
element defines the Subversion adapter configuration. This elements
contains the following attributes.
n
name
specifies the name for this Subversion configuration.
n
execPath
specifies the full path to the Subversion executable file.
l
subversionCheckout
element defines the checkout command for Subversion. This
elements contains the following attributes.
n
repositorypath
specifies the source location of the Subversion repository. For
example:
repositorypath=""
n
revision
specifies a particular revision
n
username
specifies a user name
n
password
specifies a password to accompany the user name
n
passwordEncoded
indicates whether (
yes
) or not (
no
) the Subversive adapter is
password encoded. Use the
iwodpasscoder
OpenDeploy command-line tool to
generate the encoded password. Refer to
iwodpasscoder
in the OpenDeploy
Reference Guide for more information on this tool. Default value is
no
.
If
'strictAuthentication
' is set to '
yes
' in
<listenerProperties>
any
password decoding requests to OD server is treated as decryption. As such password
should be encrypted using
iwodpassencrypter
OpenDeploy command-line tool. Refer
to section on
iwodpassencrypter
in the OpenDeploy Reference Guide for more
information on this tool.
