Embedded version control in Java?

Question

Is there a distributed version control system (for example, git or mercury) that can be used as a built-in library in Java applications (for implementing a versioned and synchronized application for storing data), ideally written in pure Java and licensed under license?

Answer 1

@ Josh Moore's answer led me to JGit , which seems to be a competitor to JavaGit. JGit is pure Java and licensed under BSD.

Further excavation of HgKit , the purpose of which is to implement Mercurial in Java. This is still pre-alpha and GPLed.

Answer 2

I do not know any pure Java solutions. But, exit http://javagit.sourceforge.net/ , you can use it to connect to the git repository with Java.

Answer 3

There is a clean Java library, SVN Kit for interacting with Subversion