how to integrate svn tortoise with suitecrm software

[siddaramesh]

Hi,

I'm using svn tortoise from last 3 days, i found that main feature of svn tortoise is " we can integrate svn tortoise with any kind of software".

So I'm planning to integrate svn tortoise with suitecrm software.

suitecrm software is a open source crm software developed using php programming language. 

I've downloaded svn tortoise source code. I don't know which file i've to modify for integrate with suitecrm software.

i searched lot in google, still i didn't find answer for this.

please help me, this integration is very important for me..

[Dennis_Knutson]

This forum/board is for LabVIEW from National Instruments. Your question has nothing at all to do with it. I don't understand why you would post here. Your Google-ful skills need some work.

[siddaramesh]

Sorry for the trouble..

i searched tortoise svn forum in google, it showed one of national instrument link also, some members also asked question regarding svn tortoise.

so I too posted question.

sorry for distrubing you.

[rolfk]

That's because SVN and Tortoise SVN are used in many places by programmers and NI sells various programming software that can benefit from using source code control by the programmer.

You really should look at sites like http://www.collab.net/ (Original Developer), http://subversion.tigris.org/ (previous repositry before it got passed to the Apache Foundation), https://subversion.apache.org/ (current SubVersion project mainainance), http://tortoisesvn.net/ (Tortoise SVN Developers).

They are much better suited to help you out. But as a notice right away, trying to modify the Tortoise source code in order to integrate it into another environment looks really like a bad idea, unless you plan to get a commercial team of software developers involved. Also you most likely do not want to integrate Tortoise SVN into your tool of choice but rather the SVN core itself. The easiest and most forward compatible way to do that is through the command line tool svn.exe that forms the interface to the SubVersion engine. Hacking into the source code to link SubVersion with your tool of choice is going to be a very complex task and has to be redone each time a new SubVersion release comes out, so really not a good choice.

[siddaramesh]

okay..

thanks for your valuable suggestion..