thanks for the reply. now, i have a quick question about generating a .diff file. i'm behind a
corporate firewall, and can't seem to get cvs to pull the source from
xdoclet's cvs tree. is there some way to get around this firewall with cvs,
or should i submit the whole .xdt file (not very big after all) on JIRA?
You have some options. First, you can try to access the CVS repository using port 80 or port 443. This is the best option if you're just behind a firewall, and don't get traffic on port 80 and 443 redirected through a transparent proxy or something. Just access CVS using 'cvs- pserver.sourceforge.net' hostname. I.e, checkout xdoclet using on of:
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80/cvsroot/xdoclet checkout xdoclet
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:443/cvsroot/xdoclet checkout xdoclet
If that fails, then you should try cvsgrab. It's a tool to grab sources through the ViewCVS web interface. It's homepage is http://cvsgrab.sourceforge.net
If even then you can't access our sources, well, then you can post the whole .xdt file. But that's a last resort, since most developers don't look at whole files as much as they look at patches.
-- Ja ne, Marcus Brito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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