--On Monday, September 27, 2004 12:06 PM -0500 Turker Keskinpala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As I understand, the sensor is an ANT task which should be installed on the machine where the CVS server was setup and where the CVS repo is residing. In my case, the machine is the supercomputer. So, this requires ANT to be installed on the supercomputer and a job to be created so that CVS Commit runs periodically. Apparently, sensor.properties file has to be configured on the supercomputer side. Are these correct?
Yes, but in addition, you need a mapping file located on the machine with the CVS server (and the daily automated Ant task) that maps the CVS account names to their associated Hackystat user keys. This doesn't seem to be documented in the CVS sensor help page at present.
Cedric, can you provide details on the structure of this file or point to additional documentation?
It also appears like this sensor is tool independent. Is there anything to be done on the Eclipse sensor to make the Commit sensor work with it?
Yes, this sensor is completely independent of the CVS clients, so nothing has to be done to any client for this sensor to work.
Cheers, Philip
