Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Or take the whole CVS issue. We all know that Sourceforge's CVS can get
very annoying. I've been able to download the wicket-contrib modules
that I know about, but I've never been able to get a comprehensive list
of such modules. SF always tells me that the list is not available, but
I've never found the whole list. Eelco's message in this thread is the
longest list I've seen, and I doubt it's complete.
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/wicket-stuff/
also eclipse has no problem listing all the modules available when
checking out a project.
Thank you. But is that link available from any of the places a beginner
will look for documentation? I am a pretty competent Java programmer,
and I've done small amounts of OSS work using CVS against Sourceforge;
in fact I knew that sourceforge had a viewcvs implementation available,
and knew I could find it if I tried. But I usually work with the
TortoiseCVS Windows shell extension; when I use it to try to fetch
modules it reports that the list is unavailable. If that list were
available from the Wicket documentation (just the link above would be
fine) then someone wanting to find what's in wicket-stuff would be able
to do it without searching Sourceforge's documentation.
It's not that the documentaion doesn't exist. Much does, and much of it
is pretty good. But it's rather difficult to find.
-- Scott
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