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Mario Charest

09/19/2008 1:10 PM

post13709

Is it because of legal issue that the self-hosted version of svn doesn't support https?

Bill Graham

09/19/2008 1:23 PM

post13711

Re: svn

It was more the fact that SSL wasn't supported by the JVM we were using.

Just so people on the forum are aware we are planning on removing the self-hosted IDE from the 6.4.0 release. We've had 
a lot of issues with quality and performance. We will look at options after 6.4.0 is released. On potential option is to
 host a project on Foundry27 to release it.

Mario Charest

09/22/2008 3:55 PM

post13796

Re: svn

> It was more the fact that SSL wasn't supported by the JVM we were using.
> 

I'm not talking about SVN support in the IDE, but about to command line version.

Aleksandar Ristovski(deleted)

09/22/2008 3:57 PM

post13797

Re: svn

Mario Charest wrote:
>> It was more the fact that SSL wasn't supported by the JVM we were using.
>>
> 
> I'm not talking about SVN support in the IDE, but about to command line version.

It is not being configured to use ssl. I don't know the reason.

Mario Charest

09/23/2008 9:58 AM

post13857

Re: svn

> Mario Charest wrote:
> >> It was more the fact that SSL wasn't supported by the JVM we were using.
> >>
> > 
> > I'm not talking about SVN support in the IDE, but about to command line 
> version.
> 
> It is not being configured to use ssl. I don't know the reason.

Hello, Aleksandar.  Thanks for answering but  I hope that everyone that doesn't the answers to my post will reply that 
they don't know, lol!

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