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Here we will show how you can fetch properties from the repository recursively in a single request using [[SVNRepository]]. Many newbie users who come across the [[SVNRepository]] interface for the first time, decide to implement the task of recursive retrieving properties from a repository tree with the help of [[SVNRepository]]'s ''getDir()'' method. To get properties recursively you'll have to call ''getDir()'' in recursion. It's not a wrong way, but consider the repository tree with multiple leaves (with hundreds or maybe thousands of them). For each directory leave ''getDir()'' sends a new request what leaves to extremely slow performance. | = SVNRepository.getStatus() vs. SVNRepository.getDir() = Here we will show how you can fetch properties from the repository recursively in a single request using [[SVNRepository]]. Many newbie users who come across the [[SVNRepository]] interface for the first time, decide to implement the task of recursive retrieving properties from a repository tree with the help of [[SVNRepository]]'s ''getDir()'' method. To get properties recursively you'll have to call ''getDir()'' in recursion. It's not a wrong way, but consider the repository tree with multiple leaves (with hundreds or maybe thousands of them). For each directory leave ''getDir()'' sends a new request what leads to extremely slow performance. Basically, what you do with getDir() is the following: {{{#!java public void fetchPropsFromRepository(SVNRepository repos) throws SVNException { repos.getDir(); } }}} |
SVNRepository.getStatus() vs. SVNRepository.getDir()
Here we will show how you can fetch properties from the repository recursively in a single request using SVNRepository. Many newbie users who come across the SVNRepository interface for the first time, decide to implement the task of recursive retrieving properties from a repository tree with the help of SVNRepository's getDir() method. To get properties recursively you'll have to call getDir() in recursion. It's not a wrong way, but consider the repository tree with multiple leaves (with hundreds or maybe thousands of them). For each directory leave getDir() sends a new request what leads to extremely slow performance.
Basically, what you do with getDir() is the following: