Mehmet D. AKIN penned

> We are using CVS . Whenever someone generates and commits an Xdoclet
> generated file, [...]

I highly recommend leaving all build artifacts (tool generated files)
out of CVS. If you want to publish JAR/WAR snapshots, stick 'em on file
servers. Since you can always generate them for any point in the source
tree, there's no reason to keep them around or make your repository do
useless work. And I expect Eclipse can generate them as part of the
build process.

Doing this will spare you many headaches like your current situation to
boot. :)

-- 
David Harkness                               Sony Pictures Digital
Sr. Software Engineer   310.482.4756    [EMAIL PROTECTED]

A "No" uttered from deepest conviction is better and greater than a
"Yes" merely uttered to please, or what is worse, to avoid trouble.

  -- Mahatma Ghandi


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