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As of Feb. 7, 2006 the JA-SIG-hosted web interface for exploring the JA-SIG SVN repository is an instance of the Fisheye source control visualization tool. You can use this web interface to the uPortal SVN code repository to browse through all the branches of the uPortal code.
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You can access the uPortal code via anonymous access using a SVN client. A SVN client can be downloaded from Tigris, the SVN developers.
Next, checkout the up2 uPortal project with the following command:
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svn co https://www.ja-sig.org/svn/up2uPortal/tags/<tag-name> <local-path> |
Not sure what tag you'd like to check out? You can access SVN through your web browser to browse the list of available tags.
https://www.ja-sig.org/svn/up2uPortal/tags/trunk is the latest and greatest code. All projects following SVN conventions have a "trunk" folder.
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Previewing a URL via your web browser before executing an svn checkout command against it is a good practice for avoiding accidentally checking out more code than you intend. For instance, this command will check out a full copy of every uPortal release ever. You probably don't want to do this.
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There are other projects in JA-SIG SVN besides uPortal and portlets. (Channels, CAS, ...). You can review the listing of JA-SIG SVN projects via your web browser.