Twproject can access your files wherever they are.
File system, Network shares, Subversion, FTP, Secured FTP, Amazon AWS S3 are the most used, but Alfresco or Sharepoint can be used too.
If you want to use a SVN connection, first specify connection type; then specify host, username and password as well. The SVN server must be visible from Twproject server.
Currently the SVN implementation supports the “svn:”, http and https protocols.
These are the standard Amazon S3 authentication parameters.
The left part lists directories, the right part lists files.
You can create/remove directories or files; you select more files or directory at once.
Download more than one file at once by selecting them and “zip selected”; this makes download faster.
You can upload a one or more files in the current folder by simply dragging them on the drop area; double click if you want to choose files by hand.
How do I make someone access a folder through a project without giving access to the entire repository?
Andy can click on the link, but can’t change the path; and the popup opens with file system operations enabled.
and if you want to limit the access to the project folder just set-up a “file storage” there, with content path [server]/userdata/documents/projects.
Usually files servers contain relevant data, so you should be careful in creating a file storage root. Twproject in order to improve security in case of file system connections requires that the administrator defines some file storage seeds in global setting, which restrict available paths. So a standard user cannot create a storage outside pre-authorized paths.