Re: Source code.

Hi Ashok,

There's a command-line interface in the javacvs library. If you go to
javacvs/libmodule and run 'ant',
javacvs/libmodule/netbeans/modules/autoload/cvslib.jar file will be created.
That jar have defined Main-Class in it's manifest, therefore you can use "java
-jar cvslib.jar" instead of cvs.exe.

Therefore in order to e.g. commit a file you write:
java -jar cvslib.jar ci FileToCommit.java

To make things easier, I've created a simple launcher "~/bin/jcvs", which
contains just one line:
java -jar ~/nb_all/javacvs/libmodule/netbeans/modules/autoload/cvslib.jar "$@"

Then you can use "jcvs" instead of "cvs". Like:
jcvs ci FileToCommit.java

Similar launcher should be possible to make for Windows as well.

Regards,
Martin

Ashok Madhavan wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I just downloaded the source, jar files for javacvs
> and was successful in checking out a module from cvs
> successfully.
> Thanks a lot to all the people who made it possible.
> 
> If i want to commit a file using the javacvs classes
> how do i do it.
> I am trying to build a simple web-based system thro
> which people can download files from a cvs server to
> their local machine. Also they can check-in files into
> the cvs server.
> I am thinking of using javacvs for this.
> How do i use javacvs classes to commit and update from
> the cvs server.
> 
> my simplest case is a web-user requests for a file and
> from the appserver i get the file from the cvs
> repository and stream it back to the web-user. The
> user makes some changes to that file and checks-in the
> file back into the cvs server.
> 
> If anybody can help that would be great.
> 
> regards
> Ashok Madhavan
> 
> 
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