Hi,
I just double-checked with a friend not sitting behind a firewall and when he does his cvs at least all the files are available and compile ok :-(
I have no idea why these problems show up with cvsgrab and the http proxy, but I probably have to get the stuff from outside and burn everything to get it to work which sort of makes the idea of CVS rather absurd ...
Anyway,
thanks a lot to all people who helped,
Nik
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hi,
you can try to do a cvs checkout with Eclipse, of course your firewall
settings should allow cvs. Neverless the IUPAC dir is not needed, maybe from
a test you could download. But the following is important to know when you
do a cvs checkout. Before you run ant make a *ant javacc*, because some
SmileParser files must be compiled. Then you can do an ant dist-large. In
cdk/dist/jar you will find the cdk jars.
best regards
Christian Hoppe
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> Hi,
>
> sorry if this is something obvious to most of you, but since I am fairly
> new to Java as well as CDK I will try to get my problem described as good
> as possible ...
>
> So far I worked ok with CDK and found it very interesting. Before
> christmas, I have seen some code examples making use of the interface
> classes and I wanted to test them. For this I tried to obtain CDK via cvs
> and now that I figured out how to use cvs to work with our http proxy (by
> cvsgrab) I tried it this morning. So far, it seems as if the the overall
> download is ok with the exception of error messages for some directories
> and files. Not getting some of these make direct sense to me (e.g. the
> develjar) however, others not necessarily like the log4j.jar and other
> jars in the cdk/cdk/jar/ and other directories.
>
> Now, I don't know which of the files are necessary to get CDK to run
> properly, but I would assume that things like log4j.jar are rather
> important ... Anyway, one directory that seems to be important since I get
> a build error when using ant, is the cdk/cdk/src/openscience/cdk/iupac/
> directory which I cannot download. Looking into the web CVS repository it
> seems like this directory is not available at all?!?
>
> Does anybody have any experience with this? Is it just that my CVS is not
> properly set up or are there any 'tricks' to get a current version of the
> CDK.
>
> Many thanks in advance,
> Nik
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