I have recently been working with the author of vaj2cvs (an tool for integrating the Visual Age for Java product with a cvs repository). The vaj2cvs client is running on a Windows2000 platform and the cvs repository is set up using cvsnt also on a Windows2000 platform. The default installation of vaj2cvs failed because of what now appears to be a cvsnt error.
The issue is related to the mod-time parameter. Vaj2cvs is configured to identify the mod-time field as an "Valid_response" attribute. When a subsequent checkout or update request is sent to cvsnt the conversation appears to work correctly, except the updated or checkedout files are not returned to the client. "mod-time" is the first response expected so it appears that the mod-time functions are failing and causing the rest of the file transfer to be aborted. If the mod-time attribute is removed from the "Valid_response" list cvsnt performs as expected. My (extremely limited) understanding of the cvs specification is that cvsnt should return a valid response even if the mod-time attribute is not supported. Has anyone else run into mod-time issues with cvsnt? Mike _______________________________________________ Cvsnt mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt
