DotSVN

DotSVN is a complete .NET implementation of the Subversion. DotSVN accesses a Subversion repository at the repository level itself (instead of at the client side/working copy). It implements the Subversion repository access layer completely in .NET without using any of the Subversion libraries. It exposes APIs which will help .NET developers to connect to an SVN repository and manipulate it. DotSVN is developed as an Open Source project hosted on Google Code. Recently, the DotSVN team released the first iteration of the DotSVN library which supports reading the contents of an FSFS repository hosted in Subversion. It can read the directory structure, properties of a revision and the contents of individual files from the repository. This release of DotSVN also includes a sample application which demonstrates the usage of the DotSVN APIs. This sample application is a WinForms based repository browser very similar to the repository browser of Tortoise SVN. It displays the contents of an FSFS repository in a hierarchical fashion displaying the Windows file type icon beside each directory or file

DotSVN APIs are very simple to use. Accessing an SVN repository using DotSVN involves 3 steps:

1.) Open the repository.
2.) Do the relevant operations (for eg: get the directory contents of the repository).
3.) Close the repository.

For further information,please check
http://www.dotsvn.net/articles/accessing-subversion-repository-from-net-using-dotsvn.html