I'm trying to introduce CVS to our development team, and they are going to be developing for a jakarta-tomcat deployment. I am going to use cvs so that the developers can pull down a copy of the jsp code, modify it, commit and then see their changes using the copy of tomcat on the server. Problem is, this requires a checkout. Thus changes and commits are made and they cannot see their changes immediately reflected on the server.
I know i could do a cronjob every 10 minutes to cvs update the various module directories and have tomcat pull from that. I know i could also have the developers use a local (ie, on their desktop) version of tomcat and do a nightly checkout on the dev server. I was wondering if there are some elegant solutions for achieving this. At this point even a hook in commit (i was looking at commitlog and loginfo) that would induce a cvs update on the module that was being committed. Thanks -Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
