> BTW, Sunsite Denmark has graciously agreed to host a cvs repository for the
> JDE source code to as a way to promote collaborative development of the
> JDE. As I've never used cvs, I wanted to do familiarize myself with it
> before proceeding with creation of the repository. I hope to get the
> repository set up within the next month. I'd be interested in hearing from
> anyone who has experience with cvs, especially within an Emacs and/or
> remote repository (ftp access).
I use cvs to work from home/work on the same stuff. Ths command line of
cvs is pretty easy and fast and I often just use that for simple stuff
like checkout/update/commit. For operations on individual files I use
pcl-cvs (emacs package) which gives you a directory based overview of a
module, you can flag files for cvs operations , it is very easy to use.
There is also a Java cvs client (jCVS) that I haven't used for a while,
but I think has now become quite sophisticated/stable.
Some links
jCVS (java client) http://www.ice.com/java/jcvs/index.shtml
pcl-cvs ftp://rum.cs.yale.edu/pub/monnier/pcl-cvs/
barney
Barney Dalton
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