Using Source Control Software with LabVIEW

[energymix]

Dear LV-Freaks,

I have a simple question about Using Source Control Software with LabVIEW.

I would like to create a repository of XML-Files, that are managed by SVN (Subversion) .

Now the question: It is possible to manage extern files in a repository within the Source Control Software of Labview.

What I need is an interface to the third party software SUBVERSION - I could'nt figure out, if the Source Control Software from LabView already contain this feature.

greets to everyone, who is interested on my question and can probably give a short response back to me...

Manuel alias energymix

[Ray.R]

Actually, Labview does not have version control built-in.  It connects with 3rd party software.

I know LV supports a number of packages, but I do not know if it does support Subversion.  I'll check..

Also \, you need the Professional or Developer Suite for SCC

RayR

Message Edited by JoeLabView on 05-20-2008 10:30 AM

[gmart]

Please see this knowledge base for more information - http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/26EC5904169430CE8625706E00743997 

PushOK SVN is a third-party plugin that allows communication with SVN repositories from within LabVIEW.

[Ray.R]

Thank you George,

This was the list I was looking for:

source control providers that have been tested for integration and basic functionality with the LabVIEW 8.x PDS on Windows:

Microsoft Visual SourceSafe

Microsoft Team System

Perforce

Rational ClearCase

PCVS (Serena) Version Manager

MKS Source Integrity

PushOK CVS

PushOK SVN

Seapine Surround SCM

Borland StarTeam

Telelogic Synergy

ionForge Evolution