As a side note, I'd just like to mention I - in some case- store generated files on a VCS: this specific case happens when I generate ejb's with middlegen, and I have absolutely no control over the underlying datamodel. It allows me and my team to see what actually changed in this datamodel which is not always managed very cleanly. (Whenever we regenerate - once in a while - we notice a few new fields or changes in types of colums or whatever)
Here's the problem: you're trying to store generated files in a VCS... you should either edit them by hand and store them in VCS or generate them automatically and don't store them in VCS. You should rarely or never store generated artifacts in a VCS, and I'm not talking here only about source files, I'm talking about any kind of generated artifact.
Just my 2 cents again,
greg
ps: maybe Mehmet should just have his ant script do a cvs update and voilà, it would then only commit the real differences if any.
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