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Nike+ in Subversion . . . again

February 9, 2009 by wroolie 5 Comments

I’ve uploaded my Nike+ API to a new SVN repository. Previously, I used Google Code, but it required people to register with Google and I couldn’t find the way to open it up to anonymous users.

So, here it is again. I have it on my own server in a repository:

https://svn.overpass-software.com/svn/nikeplus/trunk

I didn’t run (or go to work) at all last week because of the heavy snow and a bout of the flu. I should be ready to head out this morning, but I think I broke a toe yesterday. I walked right into a door jam barefoot in the house and now they are starting to swell up. I sound like someone who is always looking for excuses, but he Reading Half Marathon is 7 weeks away, and I’m already registered.

Update 12 Oct 2009: Since this post was written, I have moved the code to the Google Code repository at https://nikepluscsharp.googlecode.com/svn/trunk. Use your Google username and password to access it. It is not a complete working app and will require some C# knowledge to see what it does.

Filed Under: C# Coding, Running, Software Dev & Productivity

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  1. Derek says

    February 9, 2009 at 3:46 pm

    Ouch..tough break, literally I guess. Hope you heal up quick and get back training. I’m thinking of trying a Half for the first time in May. I’ve been having an issue finding time to run because A) we have a newborn and B) it’s still winter here in Wisconsin so I can’t just run outside whenever I want. Oh well.

    Thanks for posting your code. I’m getting an error when I go to the link though. I get a page load error with the following message: “svn.overpass-software.com uses an invalid security certificate.” Not sure if that is on your end or if I need to update my browser to get to your site?

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  2. Eric says

    February 11, 2009 at 6:58 am

    @Derek
    I should have mentioed that. It’s because my ssl certificate is not listed with a certificate authority, like verisign. You should be able to accept it to get the code.

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  3. RunningTracker says

    February 15, 2009 at 10:58 pm

    I’ve also been working on the Nike+ stuff, I’ve developed a free tool called Running Tracker (http://runningtracker.tuxfamily.org/blog). It permits to compare workouts, to get some stats and to generate some graphs. It’s written in Java and the sources are available.

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  4. Zonghe says

    October 12, 2009 at 4:39 am

    Hi, would like to check out the code, but it seems to be prompting me for a username/password pair after the Cert page. Did I miss something?

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  5. Eric Wroolie says

    October 12, 2009 at 4:52 am

    @Zonghe,

    I’ve since moved the code to the Google Code repository (since it seems a bit more stable than a server I take down from time to time). The url is https://nikepluscsharp.googlecode.com/svn/trunk and you can use your Google username and password to access it.

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