Some concerns about the JavaCVS website.

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Hello.

First of all, thanks for JavaCVS.

There are just a couple of concerns that I have:

1. The line 'String message = e.parseTaggedMessage(taggedLine);' in the
class BasicListener has got syntax errors. The method parseTaggedMessage
requires two parameters and not just one. What I am reffering to can be
found at: 'http://javacvs.netbeans.org/library/GettingStarted.html' - the
Getting Started with JavaCVS page.

2. It would be helpful if you put Javadoc on the website (at least), but it
would be better if you allowed users to download it. I don't want to help
develop JavaCVS, I just want to use it, so getting the sources from CVS is
not something that I want to do just so that I can run javadoc to get the
API.

3. The sources that you can browse doesn't match the JAR. If I go to '
http://javacvs.netbeans.org/source/browse/javacvs/', click on 'src', 'org',
'netbeans' I get 'modules' instead of 'lib'. If I click on 'modules',
'cvsclient', 'events' I  only get 'Attic' - I was expecting the file
MessageEvent. Since this is the first time that I have tried browsing
through the sources, I might be doing something wrong. All I want to do is
find out what the second parameter of the 'parseTaggedMessage(...)' should
be.

4. I would be useful if you could also allow the sources to be downloaded. I
like to see what you are doing while I'm coding - maybe I can learn
something new :). I know that you can use CVS to get the sources, but I have
security issues (firewall, etc...) at work which does not make it possible.

With regards to the API and the Sources, it would obviously have to be for a
specific release of the JAR.

Thanks
   Cornelius.

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Hello.<br><br>First of all, thanks for JavaCVS.<br><br>There are just a couple of concerns that I have:<br><br>1. The line &#39;String message = e.parseTaggedMessage(taggedLine);&#39; in the class BasicListener has got syntax errors. The method parseTaggedMessage requires two parameters and not just one. What I am reffering to can be found at: &#39;
<a href="http://javacvs.netbeans.org/library/GettingStarted.html">http://javacvs.netbeans.org/library/GettingStarted.html</a>&#39; - the Getting Started with JavaCVS page.<br><br>2. It would be helpful if you put Javadoc on the website (at least), but it would be better if you allowed users to download it. I don&#39;t want to help develop JavaCVS, I just want to use it, so getting the sources from CVS is not something that I want to do just so that I can run javadoc to get the API.
<br><br>3. The sources that you can browse doesn&#39;t match the JAR. If I go to &#39;<a href="http://javacvs.netbeans.org/source/browse/javacvs/">http://javacvs.netbeans.org/source/browse/javacvs/</a>&#39;, click on &#39;src&#39;, &#39;org&#39;, &#39;netbeans&#39; I get &#39;modules&#39; instead of &#39;lib&#39;. If I click on &#39;modules&#39;, &#39;cvsclient&#39;, &#39;events&#39; I&nbsp; only get &#39;Attic&#39; - I was expecting the file MessageEvent. Since this is the first time that I have tried browsing through the sources, I might be doing something wrong. All I want to do is find out what the second parameter of the &#39;parseTaggedMessage(...)&#39; should be.
<br><br>4. I would be useful if you could also allow the sources to be downloaded. I like to see what you are doing while I&#39;m coding - maybe I can learn something new :). I know that you can use CVS to get the sources, but I have security issues (firewall, etc...) at work which does not make it possible.
<br><br>With regards to the API and the Sources, it would obviously have to be for a specific release of the JAR.<br><br>Thanks<br>&nbsp;&nbsp; Cornelius.<br>

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