Oracle’s JDeveloper Subversion Integration

Oracle JDeveloper is a free integrated development environment (IDE) for building service oriented applications using the latest industry standards for Java, XML, Web Services and SQL.

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Capabilities

Features / Benefits

Comprehensive IDE-based operations

• Create new repositories.
• Checkout, commit, and update code.
• Browse repository connections, display file content (raw content).
• Delete and create remote directories.
• Copy URL.
• Branch and tag.
• Working copy – automatic commit / update from any node in the application structure.

Review and Action Pending Changes

• In addition to working with files and working copies in the Application Navigator you can:
• View the Incoming Changes Tab to preview changes others are making and Update.
• View the Candidates Tab to preview unversioned files and Add.
• View the Outgoing Changes Tab to review changed files and Commit.

Branch Support

• Branch, Tag, Merge, and Switch, all without leaving JDeveloper.
• View the Incoming Changes tab to preview changes others are making.

Import Developer Applications

• Import JDeveloper Applications and start versioning them with Subversion.

Review Changes in History

• Use Version History Tool to compare any version of a file or a folder.
• View annotations live in the Code Editor.

Merge and Resolve Conflicts

• Reduce unresolvable conflicts using JDeveloper's sophisticated local merge.
• Use interactive GUI to browse and update unresolvable conflicts reported during the merge process.
• Automatically utilize XML aware compare / merge to ensure file characteristics such as element attribute ordering are not marked as a change.

Refactoring support

• Rename files and preview a list of the usages of a name before making changes.
• Easily remove files from version control.

View and Edit Subversion Properties

• View, use and extend Subversion properties through simple dialogs at file and folder level.
• Utilize such properties as svn:ignore to exclude files from version control.
• Set locks on files that should only be edited by one user at a time.
• Set svn:keywords to automatically have audit information added to your files.
• Add your own properties to integrate with other development systems such as your bug control system.