Re: Problems with setCheckoutDirectory on windows

The setCheckoutDirectory() method is not to be used to set the absolute 
path where the sources are to be checked out. This is a *relative* path 
to your working directory that is used instead of module name. Like -d 
option to cvs.exe.

Use Client.setLocalPath() to set the absolute path to your working 
directory.

Regards,
Martin

Stephen Gross wrote:

>I'm trying to get my CheckoutCommand to work on Windows.
>
>If I *don't* specify a checkout directory (via setCheckoutDirectory), it
>works fine.
>
>If I *do* specify a checkout directory (such as "D:\foo"), I get a command
>exception. Yikes!
>
>How can I specify an absolute windows-style pathname for
>setCheckoutDirectory?
>
>Thanks!
>--Steve
>
>Stephen Gross
>Case Western School of Medicine
>Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
>(216)368-5632
>
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