Woo Melina writes:
>
> Set Executor = Server.CreateObject("ASPExec.Execute")
> Executor.Application = "cmd /c set home=c:\cvsadmin"
> strResult = Executor.ExecuteDosApp
>
> Executor.Application = "cmd /c set homedrive=c:"
> strResult = Executor.ExecuteDosApp
>
> Executor.Application = "cmd /c set
> homepath=\cvsadmin"
> strResult = Executor.ExecuteDosApp
>
> Executor.Application = "c:\inetpub\scripts\cvs.exe"
> Executor.Parameters = "-d
> :pserver:user@server:/usr/local/cvsroot login"
> strResult = Executor.ExecuteDosApp
> Response.Write "<pre>" & strResult & "</pre>"
Each ExecuteDosApp is completely independent, so you can't set an
environment variable in one and expect it to still be set in a later
one. What you need to do is use a single ExecuteDosApp to run a .bat
file that sets the environment variables and then runs CVS.
> Any ideas? Please e-mail me directly as I am not
> currently part of this mailing list.
You might want to consider joining -- see:
<http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs>
-Larry Jones
Mom would be a lot more fun if she was a little more gullible. -- Calvin
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