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Hi Folks,

I hope I am posting this in the correct place. I have VisualSVN Server Manager Version 2.1.9 and Netrbeans 7.0 on my system. I would like to know how to place code in a repository in Visual SVN. I know that code already existing in the repo can be checked out, but how do I place code there in the first place? Hope someone can advise. Thanks.
 
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VisualSVN is a VisualStudio plugin for accessing Subversion, you can't use that in NetBeans. Ntebeans supports Subversion out of the box (at least 7.0 does). Within NetBeans, go to Team | Subversion | Checkout and enter the URL for the source.
 
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