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CVS and Visual Age for Java

Hello all, We are evaluating CVS as a repository for our development environment and we would like to see about using it as a backend for our Visual Age for Java tool. Has anyone out there had any success or headaches in implementing it with Visual Age. Thanks. Ray Delaney Provident

RE: CVS and Visual Age for Java

One problem we experienced is that VAJ, upon extract to a CVS workspace, would re-format the entire source file. This plays havac with CVS's concept of simultaneous editing of the same file by different developers, i.e. the probability of merge conflicts goes up dramatically. This could force you

Re: CVS and Visual Age for Java

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: One problem we experienced is that VAJ, upon extract to a CVS workspace, would re-format the entire source file. This plays havac with CVS's concept of simultaneous editing of the same file by different developers, i.e. the probability of merge conflicts goes up

Re: RCVS patches

[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.11.30 05:51:07 Hello, Howdy. Looking for a reserved edit feature in CVS, I found the RCVS project and the patches to CVS which seems to do exaclty what I want. As you seem to be the person who make these patches available, I'm sending you an email, hoping not to

RE: CVS and Visual Age for Java

Derek is correct. Another downside, though, is that VAJ's formatting of the code isn't very good. As I recall, it removes all blank lines and the indentation is poor. So, people are always tempted to reformat. We migrated away from VAJ before the new version came out - the one supporting JDK1.2.

pserver import problems: Operation not supported on transport endpoint

Hi all, I've been trying to set up a simple pserver based CVS server, and have run into some hassles. On the server machine, I have successfully created a CVS repository with "cvs init". I have configured both /etc/services and /etc/inetd.conf and have managed to do a "cvs login" successfully

CVS - checkout

Hello, Can you please help me how to set the unreserved checkout to be reserved in CVS V1.11? Danko Vucetic ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs

How the files in one module can be transfered to a new module with all the revisions?

We formed a directory structure in CVS repository previously which is there in this attachment, now due to some reason it is required to divide the module highlighted in red in the directory structure into sub-modules. But all the files in the highlighted in red modules are required to be there

cannot add a file because of old RCSfile

I do not know how to handle the following error: cvs server: cannot add file `Makefile' when RCS file `/cvsroot/quantlib/QuantLib/Linux/Makefile,v' already exists cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first! I screwed up something while adding/moving/renaming the files

RE: Documentation suggested to clearer state restrictions to merging removed files

Hmm, this might have implcations for my ".origin" patch that I'll have to look into, if I didn't already consider it... http://www.geocities.com/dotslashstar/branch_patch.html -- steve Derek R. Price wrote: [...] Hmm. You're right, and the culprit seems to be that 'cvs tag

pserver timeout question

Background: -WinCVS connected to Linux CVS repository using pserver. -TCL script created to checkin and tag files versus 2 operations. Process works great with up to 40 files. After that the operation is aborted and pserver goes into it's timeout mode (10 minutes). Is there a setting

Some advice: using CVS to do config management

Hi all, I am trying to use CVS to do some version control on the configuration files on some machines that I have. I am trying to set up a pserver based CVS server that the machines would check their config files into via cron on a regular basis. I need to know the best way of checking in the

RE: Documentation suggested to clearer state restrictions to merging removed files

Nevermind, I already checked the case I was thinking of. From my patch, (Duh!) (Thanks Derek P. for reminding me.) + + dotest dotorigin41 "${testcvs} rdiff -s -r dot5.origin -rdot5 mydir2" \ + "${PROG} [a-z]*: Diffing mydir2 + File

Moving code from CVS to PVCS

I have looked at the postings and did not a question like this before, so please forgive if I missed it. My company is looking to move the code from CVS to PVCS. I have been looking for a script to make it a little easier. Any ideas? Thanks. Cheri

Re: Moving code from CVS to PVCS

If you have a script that'll convert from RCS to PVCS, it would be trivial to make it work for CVS since CVS archive files are really RCS archive files. Take a look at them under $CVSROOT. Noel [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.11.30 12:39:42 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)

CVS log

Is there some sort of (very basic) text log w/CVS besides the change log(s)? For example, is there a way to log _only_ the checkin time and user, and nothing else? (this would be in addition to the usual change logs..) We just want a sort of snapshot on the day's activities. Or perhaps this is

Re: Some advice: using CVS to do config management

On Thu, Nov 30, 2000 at 07:18:33PM +0100, Graham Leggett wrote: Hi all, I am trying to use CVS to do some version control on the configuration files on some machines that I have. I am trying to set up a pserver based CVS server that the machines would check their config files into via cron

Re: Moving code from CVS to PVCS

Search the mail archives for this list. There's a script I used to go in the other direction a long time ago called something like pvcs2cvs.pl floating around. I thought it was fairly complete when I finished with it but the last person to resubmit it said (s?)he fixed a few bugs. Derek --

Re: CVS log

"Hanser, Kevin" wrote: Is there some sort of (very basic) text log w/CVS besides the change log(s)? For example, is there a way to log _only_ the checkin time and user, and nothing else? (this would be in addition to the usual change logs..) We just want a sort of snapshot on the day's

Re: Moving code from CVS to PVCS

Of course, I feel obliged to tell you that I am completely baffled as to why you'd want to do that. Derek -- Derek Price CVS Solutions Architect ( http://CVSHome.org ) mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] OpenAvenue ( http://OpenAvenue.com ) -- I saw nothing unusual in the

Re: Info Retrieval

Cheryl Strachan wrote: Does anyone know a simple way to get a listing of all files in a repository AND the current version number for each? Search http://www.mail-archive.com/info-cvs@gnu.org/ This question has been answered quite a few times. Derek -- Derek Price CVS

Re: cannot add a file because of old RCSfile

Ferdinando Ametrano wrote: I do not know how to handle the following error: cvs server: cannot add file `Makefile' when RCS file `/cvsroot/quantlib/QuantLib/Linux/Makefile,v' already exists cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first! Please search the http://www.mail-archive.com for

Re: How the files in one module can be transfered to a new module with all the revisions?

_copy_ the archive files into their new configuration. It'll keep your log messages, but you'll probably have to go back to the old module to use old versions if you broke you Makefiles or whatever. Derek -- Derek Price CVS Solutions Architect ( http://CVSHome.org )

Re: pserver timeout question

It's a security feature of your inetd. If too many connections are initiated in too short a time it stops accepting connections for 10 minutes. I think both the number of connections that takes and the length of the timeout is configurable, but if you can rewrite your script to open less

Re: Help needed regarding verifymsg on branches

Deivanai Meiyappan wrote: I have a template asking for BUG-ID when i am checking in at branch level..But i am not not able to get the branch tag in my verifymsg script.Does anybody have any code which will get the branch tag in verifymsg script..If so could you please let me know. This

CVS and NIS

Hello, I am wondering, I know that CVS can use a UNIX system's existing user accounts to control access to its repository, but is it also able to use NIS to validate users? Thanks. Jean-Claude Gervais winmail.dat

incorrect return code on vms...

If the return codes for a program are reversed on vms, such that success = 1 and failure = 0, then cvs would always exit with a failure on vms systems. Attached is a patch to fix this problem. Thanks! donald ps. Thanks Derek ;) Index: lib/ChangeLog

Re: CVS and NIS

Jean-Claude Gervais wrote: Hello, I am wondering, I know that CVS can use a UNIX system's existing user accounts to control access to its repository, but is it also able to use NIS to validate users? Sure. We use NIS+ here with no problems. -- Stephen Rasku

Re: CVS and NIS

Yep, you just need to set up your system to properly use nis or nis+ donald On Thu, Nov 30, 2000 at 05:23:01PM -0500, Jean-Claude Gervais wrote: Hello, I am wondering, I know that CVS can use a UNIX system's existing user accounts to control access to its repository, but is it also

[ANNOUNCE] cvsauth 0.2.1

"MV" == Martin Vogt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: MV the new developement version supports full ssl encryption even MV with the data! MV Now you have 3 connection methods: MV Method PORT AUTHORISATION DATA MV :sserver 2401 ssl plain text MV :s2server 2405 ssl plain text MV :sslserver 2405 ssl

moving repository

What's the best way to move my CVS repository to another machine? I've got cvs installed and everything on the new machine, how can I move my current repository to the new machine, and keep all the revision history and such..? thanx Kevin Hanser System Administrator ShopsForMe.com [EMAIL

Re: moving repository

Lock the repository. Move the repository to the new machines file system. Unlock the repository on the new machine. You probably would want to keep the old one locked( or make it inaccessible ) so that when someone attempts to use the old repository, it will not let them. donald On Thu, Nov

Re: moving repository

I forgot a couple of steps. 1) Make sure that everyone who has a copy checked out of the module checks in all their changes. Once you have done the move make everyone recheckout the repository from the new location... OR 2) Reparent the Root and Repository information in each and every

How to enforce tag naming convention and log messages

Hi I am totally new to CVS.I want to know how one can enforce a tag naming convention?I know it can be done thro' taginfo file,but I am not sure about the script it should invoke.Where should I give the pattern which I want my tags to conform to?It is not clear in the Cederqvist manual. Also how

checking files out, not in a directory of project name, is it possible?

Hi Folks When I check something out of CVS it always checks the files out like project name/file1 project name/file2 project name/file3 . . . with the files being inside a directory of the project name. Is there anyway I can check them out like file1 file2 file3 . . . without having the

Re: checking files out, not in a directory of project name, is it possible?

cvs co -d dir project name donald On Fri, Dec 01, 2000 at 10:53:44AM +0900, Antony Stace wrote: Hi Folks When I check something out of CVS it always checks the files out like project name/file1 project name/file2 project name/file3 . . . with the files being inside a directory of

Importing both binary and text files at once

Hi Folks How can I import a directory sturcture with both binary and text files, I have tried cvs import -m "my new Project" newProject tony base in a directory structure which includes both text and binary files and it doesnt import any of the binary files. What do I need to do to import

Re: copy repositories

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stefan Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have a CVS "syncronization" problem. Suppose we have two repositories: a "sharp" one e.g. /rep1 and a "spare" one /rep2. Using CVS protocoll, is it possible to create a security copy of certain projects in /rep1 to