CVS problem with JBuilder 9

[Tanguy De Waele]

Hello,

On our server, we are running a copy of CVSNT 2.0.8
(http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/).
We can access/sync successfully to cvs repositories with JBuilder 6 and 7.

When we try to access cvs repository with JBuilder 9...it hangs or never
found the repository !
We don't understand why ?

We try to manually access our repository by using the cvs command line
program...don't work
We even try to access another cvs repository loacted on sourceforge.net
(http://java-game-lib.sourceforge.net/), but we got errors !

If we try to access sourceforge repository with the Jbuilder6/7 command line
client...it works !
But if we replace the cvs.exe of JBuilder9 with the one from
JBuilder6/7....JBuilder graphical client complain that it's not at least
version 1.1.11p2 or
something like that !

Please help us !

Tr@X

 

[Gerbrand van Dieijen]

Hello,

On our server, we are running a copy of CVSNT 2.0.8
(http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/).
We can access/sync successfully to cvs repositories with JBuilder 6 and 7.

When we try to access cvs repository with JBuilder 9...it hangs or never
found the repository !
We don't understand why ?

Not a very beautiful sollution, be you could make the repositery available
via a network (smb) share, 'netwerkdriveletter'. Then you can access the
repositery directly as filesystem (in JBuilder, local filesysem).
This should work, at least I got that to work

 

[X_AWemner_X]

On our server, we are running a copy of CVSNT 2.0.8

(http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/).
We can access/sync successfully to cvs repositories with JBuilder 6 and 7.

Not a solution, but what we do is using WinCVS winclient to all cvs
purposes. Our javateam, delphiteam and dotNet team all use same client
program, even that ides have a builtin wizards. It is just we have
instructed _not to use_ a ide proprietary plugins for cvs.

This will give developers better understanding of cvs system and they can
store easier documentations and other files as well, but just .java files.

 

[Gerbrand van Dieijen]

Not a solution, but what we do is using WinCVS winclient to all cvs
purposes. Our javateam, delphiteam and dotNet team all use same client
program, even that ides have a builtin wizards. It is just we have
instructed _not to use_ a ide proprietary plugins for cvs.

This will give developers better understanding of cvs system and they can
store easier documentations and other files as well, but just .java files.

I do not work in a development team as such, but I find it conveniant to
use both the cvs plugin of JBuilder and WinCVS both. Using CVS under
JBuilder gives the advantage that refactoring is handled too
automatically.