Re: Problem with add directory using NT cvs server

I'd rather keep the code in AddCommand.java. In other cases the repository value comes from server 
anyway and should not be manipulated.

Milos

BTW: I couldn't reproduce the problem you describe..




Christian Stein wrote:
> Adding following lines to "libsrc/.../Client.java" [line 535 ff]
> 
>   public void updateAdminData(String localDirectory, String repositoryPath,
>   Entry entry) throws IOException {
> 
>     final String absolutePath = localPath + '/' + localDirectory;
>     repositoryPath = repositoryPath.substring(getRepository().length() + 1);
>     if (repositoryPath.startsWith("/")) { //NOI18N
>       repositoryPath = repositoryPath.substring(1);
>     }
> 
> +   if (repositoryPath.startsWith(".")) { //NOI18N
> +     repositoryPath = repositoryPath.substring(1);
> +   }
> +   if (repositoryPath.startsWith("CVSROOT/Emptydir")) { //NOI18N //
> +     repositoryPath = repositoryPath.substring(16);              // (*)
> +   }                                                             //
> +   if (repositoryPath.startsWith("/")) { //NOI18N
> +     repositoryPath = repositoryPath.substring(1);
> +   }
> 
> Resolves the "/123" problem. Don't know, if this is the right
> position for the fix. Btw: it only works, if _magic_ "CVS/Repository"
> contains "." and not "CVSROOT/Emptydir".
> 
> (*) doesn't hurt - but as the rest of the lib assumes that "." is
> provided as the _magic_ marker, it does not fix the problem here.
> 
> Christian
> 
> 
> 
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