Re: CVSROOT

You may just need to write your own parser and then pass it into 
CVSRoot.  It doensn't look to hard.  They are just key-value pairs for 
most of them.  just take what is in username and host and change the 
format to conform with what the rest of the world uses as CVSROOT.  :)  
In any case, I see no reason why javacvs would support that format of 
CVSROOT as it doesn't conform to the standard CVSROOT that cvs uses. 

Good luck!
Andrew

Lamberty, Dieter-Bernd wrote:

>Hi
>
>I have a problem with the CVS\ROOT files created by WinCVS 1.3.20
>Before I try to update a file from the repository I read the CVSROOT from this file to find the repository. But in this case the files have a new format like
>
>:pserver;username=name;host=host:/reposi/tory (something like this)
>
>This format can not be parsed by the CVSRoot class. 
>
>Does anyone know anything about this format? I searched the web but everything I could find uses the format 
>
>:pserver:name@host:/reposi/tory 
>
>Thank you
>Dieter
>
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