Re: Minimal module configuration

Christian Stein wrote:

>Hello again,
>
>for I can't wait (just too curious) until the nightly dev build
>and for future javacvs developments I want to checkout a super-
>superslim platform plus version control system modules.
>
>So I checked out "openide", "core", "autoupdate" and "nbbuild".
>With other words, the platform forming base modules.
>
>  Calling "ant -Dmoduleconfig=platform" works fine.
>
>After that I got "openidex", "vcscore", "vcsgeneric", "diff"
>and "javacvs".
>
>  Calling "ant -Dmodules=javacvs" produces many build errors:
>  "Basedir ...\editor does not exist"
>
>What is the minimal set of modules, that will create a working
>"javacvs" client? Or is it easier to compile a "stable" version
>of the IDE with "ant -Dmoduleconfig=stable"?
>

vcscore or diff depend on editor.. so you should have editor also.. that 
should be it..maybe openidex but i'm not sure here..

BTW: interested in producing a NbCVS product that would include the 
version control only? we could ship it independently and penetrate the 
version control market ;)

It would need some UI and other touches to give it a proffessional look.

Milos

PS: there's a small add on to javacvs now.. done by Ralph Krueger, it 
allows to get nice sorted output from the cvs log command. check the 
devhome page for the nmb, it was contributed recently..



>
>Regards,
>Christian
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