--- Greg A. Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In any case if you re-read what I wrote a little
more carefully you'll
note that I'm still only talking about XML, using
HTML only as an
example (because it uses the same syntax). Since
all the XML parsers I
know of are very much unrelated to any
hello,
i'm mounted a cvs repository to my netbeans project and have problems to
edit the sources.
when i do so, netbeans tells me:
file xy was not prepared to edit
netbeans used this call:
cmd /X /C cd /D \D:\dcsVvdInternet\dvsonline\.\
\C:\programme\devel\wincvs136\cvs.exe\ -d
\:ext:[EMAIL
I have made a mistake in accessing the host: I used
:pserver:cvs@localhost:/home/cvs/repository
and wanted to use
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvs/repository
Is it dangerous to do this? I do not have other files called Root.
I do not want to redownload everything from remote (the problem
No problem.
If your new CVSROOT is otherwise correct changing should not pose any
problems.
Regards,
anders
-Original Message-
From: Rudolf Polzer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30. april 2002 06:57
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Moving CVS repository
I have made a mistake in
marko sarunac writes:
No locks are set.
cvs [server aborted]: error writing to lock file
/batcvs/impl/brio/,filename.bin,
That message contains a bit of a misnomer -- the file in question is
actually the new version of the RCS file (that is, once it's
successfully written, ,filename.bin
Dausy Wim writes:
From: Dausy Wim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please have the responsible party fix your broken mailer -- there
shouldn't be two From: lines in your mail headers.
If there's a default branch given in the head field of the head section
in the RCS file,
Frank Gilmurray writes:
Currently our local users use NFS to access the CVS repositories. We
are also using pserver for our remote users.
This is an extremely bad idea -- we've had many reports of repositories
being corrupted by NFS interoperability bugs. I strongly suggest using
[ On Tuesday, April 30, 2002 at 07:43:21 (-0500), Sean Hager wrote: ]
Subject: RE: merge mode for XML
Thanks for offering up the samples Paul. I read through last Septembers
thread on giving up cvs. I see that I stirred up an old debate here (man
you guys really had it out last time ;).
Basically I have a directory structure like
/prj/util/src/java/com/domain/util/EJBBeanName.java
and I want to change the location to
/prj/util/com/domain/util/EJBBeanName.java
FYI, prj/util is the repository name. I think it might be easier for me to
create a new repository and then migrate
Don't hold your breath. Even the biggest proponents
of this idea have
not yet come up with working code as a solid
proposal -- only what
amounts to no more than a functional specification,
and one that in my
opinion contains several concerns for existing CVS
users. Note too that
this
[ On Monday, April 29, 2002 at 08:31:24 (+0200), Peter Ring wrote: ]
Subject: RE: merge mode for XML
I sort of agree with the logic of the arguments for SGML and its
derrivatives, but I find the rhetoric about it being the only choice
because it's the best there is (something I've heard whined
I'm looking into a ground-up rewrite of CVS from Dick Grune's last shell
script implementation. It will take a while to complete a prototype
because my life is pretty turbulent right now, but it will get done.
On Tuesday, April 30, 2002, at 05:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for
Has anyone seen a problem with checkout that produces
these error messages?
[cvs] cvs checkout: in directory Projects:
[cvs] cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for
reading: No such file or directory
[cvs] cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Tag: No such file
or directory
[cvs] cvs [checkout
I tried not to argue about the virtues of SGML/XML -- the fact
is that it there and any non-propriatary alternatives have
similar properties wrt. meaningful diffs (and thus merge).
My IDE for editing XML and SGML files is usually emacs+psgml.
I like the idea of extending PCL-CVS to invoke
This is what I get when doing an update:
cvs server: Updating .
cvs server: failed to create lock directory for
`/opt/cvsroot/CVSROOT/Emptydir'
(/opt/cvsroot/CVSROOT/Emptydir/#cvs.lock):
Permission denied
cvs server: failed to obtain dir lock in repository
`/opt/cvsroot/CVSROOT/Emptydir'
cvs
Basically I have a directory structure like
/prj/util/src/java/com/domain/util/EJBBeanName.java
and I want to change the location to
/prj/util/com/domain/util/EJBBeanName.java
FYI, prj/util is the repository name. I think it might be easier for me to
create a new repository and
Mike,
Assuming you do not have a /prj/util/com directory
you could do the following:
cd /prj/util/src/java
mv com ../../
then if you do not need the src/java structure you could
continue with:
cd /prj/util
rm -rf src
If you have something un src/java besides com, you do
not want to do the
[ On Wednesday, May 1, 2002 at 00:04:39 (+0200), Peter Ring wrote: ]
Subject: RE: merge mode for XML
SGML and XML files are really just serialized representations
of parse trees, infosets, and an infoset can be serialized in
many equivalent ways.
Hmmm it's just that they have the most
Hi
I want to run a shell script whenever I check out a cvs project.
I know you can do this for commits using loginfo, but I need it to be
run on checkout (actually on release would also be good!).
I want to use the shell script to generate an html index of the www
projects i'm currently
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