Java based subversion client [closed] - java

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We have ssh access to our hosting provider, but they dont have any form of version control software installed on their machine and as ours is a shared host they will not install software for us. They do however have both Java and Perl installed and accessible to us.
What i'm after is some software that will allow me to run subversion commands from a command line. It must be written in Java and have as few dependencies outside of Java or Perl as possible.
I looked at svnKit but couldn't find the command line tool or any recent instructions on their website on how to use.
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Andy

So what if they won't install it for you. Install it yourself!
Get the sources here.
Installation instructions are in the INSTALL file therein.

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