+ 'What is subversion in terms of using it through SVNKit' - the name of a category, as you, Alex, proposed:)
Description:
            Brief introduction to Subversion, about limitation of WC format. What is 
            SVNKit for in this context, what it allows/provides (here comes information
            about workaround for the WC limitation, listing features: repository creation, 
            replication, flexibility in configuring). Basic operations. 

   Category Articles:
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   | + 'What is so special about SVNKit?'
   | Description:
   |             100% pure Java client library used for working with Subversion repositories and 
   |             Working Copies, architecture (low-level & high-level APIs), features
   |             
   | + 'Repository access protocols SVNKit supports'
   | Description: 
   |             All's quite clear here: listing protocols supported by SVNKit, and what 
   |             modules (SVNRepositoryfactories) and how should be set up for these purposes.
   |
   | + 'Repository types'
   | Description:
   |             Besides basic repository types this article warns audience that SVNKit supports 
   |             file:/// proto (as well as creates local repositories) only for FSFS-type 
   |             repositories.
   | 
   | + 'Managing a Subversion repository with SVNKit'
   | Description:
   |             Devides all operations into 2 groups: reading ones and modifying (editing) ones. 
   |             When telling about the second group - editing operations (not including revprops
   |             and locks) the article smoothly comes to ISVNEditor (why editor and what for) in description.
   |             Here it says that commiting (editing) operations are the following (repository-side):
   |             commit, copy, move, delete, import, mkdir - all are driven by an ISVNEditor returned by 
   |             an SVNRepository driver. Then below a list of links to artcles describing some operations 
   |             implemented by SVNKit follows.
   |             
   |             Subcategory articles:
   |             ___________________________________________________________________________________________
   |             |
   |             |+ update operations
   |             |Description:
   |             |            how to perform low-level update operation (ISVNEditor + ISVNReporterBaton)
   |             |
   |             |+ modifying (commit or edit) operations:
   |             |Description:
   |             |            how to run a low-level commit with the help of ISVNEditor
   |             |__________________________________________________________________________________________
   |
   | + 'How does SVNKit authenticate a client to a server?'
   | Description:
   |             Tells about ISVNAuthenticationManager and about its implementations: DefaultAuthManager and 
   |             BasicAuthManager, what differences there're between them. ISVNAuthenticationProvider and 
   |             ISVNAuthStorage - what for? Supported http auth schemes for server- and proxy- authorizations: 
   |             basic, digest, ntlm (what way domain is supplied). 
   | 
   | + 'General options'
   | Description:
   |             About Global run-time config options, ISVNoptions interface.
   | 
   | + 'Customizing HTTP network connections'
   | Description:
   |             About IHTTPConnectionFactory and IHTTPConnection interfaces.
   |
   | + 'Using SVNKit in multithreaded applications'
   | Description:
   |             Some notes on using SVNKit in multithreaded environment.
   |
   | + 'Supported System properties and configuration options'
   | Description:
   |             Lists & describes options and parameters SVNKit uses during run-time
   |____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 
   



+ 'SVNKit in different environments'
Description: 
            Describes different ways SVNKit can be used.
   
   Category articles:
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   |
   | + 'Using SVNKit through JavaHL API and JavaHL replacement' 
   | Description:
   |             Describes that SVNKit provides two classe: SVNClient and SVNClientImpl, both implementing 
   |             SVNClientInterface and both using only SVNKit. 
   |
   | + 'Using SVNKit in a standalone application'
   | Description:
   |             How to: build and use SVNKit in a standalone program.
   |
   | + 'Using SVNKit as an Eclipse plugin'
   | Description:
   |             How to: build and use SVNKit as an Eclipse plugin.
   |
   | + 'Using SVNKit with Ant'
   | Description: 
   |             This article describes how you to use SVNKit in Ant tasks. With samples.
   | + 'Using SVNKit with SvnAnt'
   | Description:
   |             Brief instructions of how to make SvnAnt use SVNKit.
   |
   | + 'Using SVNKit command line client'
   | Description:
   |             An alternate to svn.exe written on Java? That's it!
   |_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

+ 'Troubleshooting'
Description:
             Experiencing problems with SVNKit? then this category is for you.

   Category articles:
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   | + 'Setting a custom logger'
   |Description:
   |            Replacing a default SVNKit logger with your own implementation. How to?
   |            
   |+ 'How to switch on SVNKit logging and where to get its logs?'
   |Description:
   |             About loggig.properties and 3 levels of logging (FINE, FINER, FINEST). Where do log files
   |             reside?
   |+ 'FAQ'
   |Description:
   |            Not sure if it's really needed. Collection of possible questions and answers to them.
   |_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

+ 'Examples'
Description: 
            Simple Java programs which demonstrate a common usage of SVNKit API. 2 groups of programs:
            for high-level and low-level APIs

   Category articles:
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   |Low-level API Examples:
   |+ 'Commit'
   |+ 'DisplayFile'
   |+ 'Display Repository'
   |+ 'Export'
   |+ 'History'
   |+ 'Replicate'
   |
   |High-level API Examples:
   |+ 'WorkingCopy'
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