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Jonas Hodges wrote:
> JServ Help:
> I've been in a terse communication
> with someone who has, in the many e-mail exchanges, managed to
> communicate only that he knows that the latest version can be checked
> out of CVS. *smile* So, how do I get this latest version?
>
[previous exchange cut]
looks like you need to check the latest jserv out of cvs (version
control), build it and get back to work. On the http://java.apache.org/
site, in the left-hand frame I see references to WebCVS and AnonCVS.
Following the link for AnonCVS, there are instructions on checking out
the projects. There are also links to cvs documentation.
On my redhat 6.1 system ...
$ export
CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/products/cvs/master
$ cvs login
(Logging in to [EMAIL PROTECTED])
CVS password:
$ cd src
$ cvs checkout jserv
cvs server: Updating jserv
U jserv/.cvsignore
U jserv/INSTALL
U jserv/INSTALL.win32
U jserv/LICENSE
U jserv/Makefile.am
U jserv/Makefile.win32
...
now the latest source is in ./jserv/
build, install and enjoy!
-joe
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