which class/jar file in fisheye hooks into subversion and GIT?
I want to use it to extend the functionality a bit.
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A:
For Subversion, FishEye can either use SVNKit (the pure-Java Subversion client) or JavaHL (the native bindings shipped with Subversion). These aren't specific to FishEye. See the lib/svn in your FishEye distribution for all the bits.
For Git, the documentation suggests that it just calls the Git command-line utilities and parses the results (which would be why they need to be in your PATH when starting up FishEye). I strongly suspect this functionality is built into FishEye itself and not part of a bundled library.
ZoogieZork
2010-01-04 23:13:24
A:
Well, FishEye being a closed source product, I don't think the internal API and core classes are publicly documented. So, except if you are writing a plugin, I would rather send this question to the support. I'm not sure they will give you the required details though. In this case, you should open a Jira issue to get the desired behavior implemented in the product.
Pascal Thivent
2010-01-04 23:20:04
Care to explain the downvote?
Pascal Thivent
2010-01-04 23:41:24
Certainly wasn't me. I just upvoted your answer since after re-reading the question I'm really not sure what he's after.
ZoogieZork
2010-01-05 00:02:23
@ZoogieZork Even if it was you, that wouldn't be a problem, downvoting is part of the system and makes it reliable. But a comment is always appreciated (e.g to get a chance to fix an answer or to understand why it's wrong) and, in this particular case, I don't see what's wrong with my answer. Very frustrating.
Pascal Thivent
2010-01-05 22:22:28