On Mon, 22 Oct 2001 01:00, Paul Hammant wrote: > I have helped Thomas Neumann, the author of CBE (*Code Building > Environment* ) at sourceforge to migrate his app to have Phoenix > compatability. It is a version control system and platform independant > make environment. Now none of us Java-heads need the latter as we're > over the moon with Ant, but the former has some potential. The make env > is for non Java languages too, so has benefits for those "legacy" > langauges.
ooer - I need a new version control system. Stuck with damn Visual Source Safe - one of the most poorly designed VC products I have ever worked with ! Blech and I used to think CVS sucked ;) Though VSS does have a nice GUI ;) So how production ready is this system - the page lists it as alpha? > The code is booked into CVS at the moment and not visible from the > download page (SourceForge is sooo complicated), but it marks the first > OSS application outside Apache that is maintaining it's own Pheonix > compatability. That is it has phoenix-client.jar and logkit in it's own > CVS. This, for me, was the prototype for the Phoenix Developer Kit. As > it happens CBE still works in standalone mode, so it's an adaptation > job mostly. kool. > There is still a little work to do make it bullet proof, so watch the > http://sourceforge.net/projects/cbe site for changes over the next week > or so and please welcome Thomas to the Avalon Developer community. welcome ! I have a request ;) Is there any chance of making the code for creating, merging and applying patches and so forth available separat ely - perhaps as a cbe-tools.jar ? The reason is that I wanted this style functionality ages ago when I was adding something to ant but didn't see anything about in OSS/Free software land. -- Cheers, Pete -------------------------------------------- Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. -- Benjamin Franklin -------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
