RE: CVS Client via WEB
leosaguiar <[email protected]>
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Answers: 1) what sort of files do you want to checkout/in using a web browser? Answer .jsps, .docs, .xmls, .tar, plsql files, vb files, html files, csv, txt, xml 2) why not use TortoiseCVS client / why does it have to be web based? Answer: because i have 4 development teams across the country working on specific software developments at a same time and sometimes its impossible to install client programs on some customer environments (desktops). 3) Since web applications cannot (usually) write to a local disk how would you envisage a 'web checkout' to work. Answer: by an specific protocol like ftp, or something like that. I dont know , it's an idea, but we already use MS Sharepoint to Chekin and Checkout documents across WEB. 4) do you want to 'edit' a file in the web browser? No. Just check-out, check-in, lock, commit and maybe merge I found a software called JCVS. It works like a a CVS client via WEB? Arthur Barrett wrote: > > >> hello, I need a cvs tool that can be used via >> web and works similary to Tortoise. > > Firstly TortoiseCVS has a different newsgroup, please direct questions > about TortoiseCVS to: > http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=48103 > > >> All the tools tha i found was only repository >> browser. Anyone know a tool that provides >> repository browsing, check-in, check-out, >> merge, lock and all the cvs functionalitys. > > The reason you haven't found it is that it is quite difficult to do. > EVS (previously CVSNT 3.x) will eventually have something like this, > version 1.x already has the ability to WebDAV mount. See evscm.org > > Just out of curiosity: > 1) what sort of files do you want to checkout/in using a web browser? > Eg: visual basic, html etc > 2) why not use TortoiseCVS client / why does it have to be web based? > 3) Since web applications cannot (usually) write to a local disk how > would you envisage a 'web checkout' to work. > 4) do you want to 'edit' a file in the web browser? > > Regards, > > > Arthur Barrett > > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/CVS-Client-via-WEB-tp21013494p21153801.html Sent from the Gnu - Cvs - Info mailing list archive at Nabble.com.