I'm just now starting to setup CVS for my Cocoon based projects and I'm wondering how other Cocoon users use CVS.
My project directory structure is probably similar to others using Cocoon and Ant. It's something like this:
Project - build.sh - build.xml - etc - - cocoon.xconf (and others) - lib - src - web - - (various files and directories, some text and some binary)
I'd need to put at least src/ and two dirs under web/ (stylesheets and xsp's) into CVS, but I'd actually like to just import the whole project. I'm not so sure what to do about the JAR's in lib/ and the graphics under web/
What are others doing out there? And are you integrating CVS with Ant?
I don't understand the question. Just check everything into cvs. If a file is binary, just make sure you check it in as such. WinCVS and other gui clients give easy ways to do that without really knowing too much about cvs.
I use ant and I use cvs but I don't use cvs from Ant, though others do and I may in the future. At work I am experimenting with subversion (a next generation cvs-like repository) and do plan to use it from within ant for part of our deploy process.
Geoff
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