Re: Problem with tagging a module

Nikolov. Dragomir wrote:
> Sorry, I outline my comments.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nikolov. Dragomir 
> Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 14:55
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: RE: [javacvs-dev] Problem with tagging a module
> 
> 
> Hello again
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Milos Kleint [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 14:27
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [javacvs-dev] Problem with tagging a module
> 
> 
> Nikolov. Dragomir wrote:
> 
>>Than I get this error :(
>>
>> absolute pathname `/db' illegal for server
>>
>>db is directory from the module and is the first subdirectory when you
>>traverse the module dir tree(alphabetically sorted)
>>Again problems with sub dirs
> 
> 
> 
> have you tried the localpath with or without the final separator? I 
> think some people reported problems with the trailing separator at 
> pathnames..
> 
> [Dragomir]
> Without trailing separator I get the error
> 
>  absolute pathname `/db' illegal for server
> 
> with a trailing separator I get the error
> 
>  cvs server: nothing known about
> [/Dragomir]
> 
>   I think a more detailed description of the problem is needed. please 
> let us know the directory structure, exact format of the localpath, the 
> cvs client protocol (is created by the runtime switch 
> -JcvsClientLog=<pathName> - will create 2 files, one with extension .in 
> and one .out)
> 
> [Dragomir]
> Direcotry structure is 
> 	<BASE_DIR>
> 		<MODULE_DIR>
> 			/build (no subdirs)
> 			/lib   (no subdirs
> 			/src 
> 				/db (first sub dir for the module
> 				/java
> 				......
> 
> Local path is in Windows format, but it should not be a problem because
> before
> tagging a checkout is performed with success.


A assume the localpath is <BASE_DIR>?
what is the content of the <module_dir>/db/CVS directory?
what is the content of the <module_dir>/CVS directory?


> I do not exactly understand what you mean with -JcvsClientLog=<pathName>
> 



java -jar <your app jar> -DcvsClientLog=c:\src\clientLog
the java runtime variable will cause the library to dump the 
client/server protocol to files designated by the filename.


Milos


> Regards,
> Dragomir
> [/Dragomir]
> 
> Regards.
> 
> Milos
> 
> 
>>Regards Dragomir
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Milos Kleint [mailto:[email protected]]
>>Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 14:02
>>To: [email protected]
>>Subject: Re: [javacvs-dev] Problem with tagging a module
>>
>>
>>Nikolov. Dragomir wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hello!
>>>	I have recently started using the JavaCVS library to develop a
>>>program for checkoing out and tagging CVS modules.
>>>	However I am having some problems with the tagging of a module.
>>>	Here is the code I use for tagging
>>>
>>>       //opens connection to a repository
>>>       // the repository var contains all the information for a
>>>repository needed to establish connection		
>>>       Connection c = this.openConnection(repository);
>>>       Client client = new Client(c, new StandardAdminHandler());
>>>       client.setLocalPath(this.localBase + File.separator +
>>><moduleName>);
>>
>>
>>this can be the problem. if you want to tag the module you should 
>>execute the command from the directory which contains the module..
>>In netbeans most of the commands are executed from this top-most 
>>directory. (equals to the Working Directory property of the
> 
> Filesystem)
> 
>>
>>Regards
>>
>>Milos
>>
>>
>>
>>>       //register the listener
>>>       client.getEventManager().addCVSListener(listener);
>>>
>>>       TagCommand tagger = new TagCommand();
>>>       tagger.setTag(tagName);
>>>       
>>>
>>>       //execute the command
>>>       try
>>>       {
>>>           client.executeCommand(tagger,
>>>this.getGlobalOptions(repository));
>>>
>>>           //Log
>>>           this.getLogger().info("Module " +  module
>>>                                + " successfully tagged with tag " +
>>>tag);
>>>       }
>>>       catch ( CommandException exc )
>>>       {
>>>           //log
>>>           this.getLogger().log(Level.WARNING
>>>                               , "Failed to execute tag for module "
>>>                                 + module
>>>                               , exc);
>>>
>>>           throw new ServiceException(exc.getMessage(), exc);
>>>       }
>>>   }//tagModule(..)
>>>
>>>
>>>	When I execute that code for tagging a complete module I get
>>>response containing multiple messages like this one
>>>	" cvs server: nothing known about <fileName>"
>>>           All the files mentioned in these messages are definitely
>>>under version control.
>>>	
>>>	The only partial success I get is when I set the localPath to a
>>>module's subdir which does not contain any subdirs itself.
>>>	Then all the files in this directory are tagged successfully.
>>>
>>>Does anyone has such problems or knows the proper way to tag a whole
>>>module.
>>>
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance!
>>>Best Regards,
>>>Dragomir Nikolov
>>>
>>>
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