Karl Heinz Marbaise at SubConf 2008

Title of the presentation: Hook'oholic - What can be done with hook scripts?

Category: Powertrack Subversion

Level: Advanced

Date and Time: Thursday, 16th October 2008, 11:05 a.m. - 11:50 a.m.

Abstract: Hook scripts are a very flexible interface within Subversion, which enable different tests on the transmitted data. The most simple of them, e.g. the questions, whether the log-message has a certain length or is conform to a certain format, are just the tip of the iceberg. There is the possibility to develop a system of authorization other than the one offered by Subversion.

Furthermore there can be made certain tryouts on properties etc. to enable the definition of different properties as compulsory.

Karl Heinz Marbaise is a freelance software development consultant with focus on J2EE projects (JBoss, Hibernate, Axis2, JUnit, TestNG, Ant, Maven2, Continuum, Hudson etc.) and of course software configuration management with OpenSource tools like CVS, Subversion, SVK etc.

Furthermore he is an experienced trainer and consultant and advises many different companies in Subversion, branching strategies or in migration from other tools like ClearCase to Subversion.