Re: [platform-vcm-dev] How you show all CVS repository's root directori

[Thomas Singer <thomas.singer@xxxxxxxxx>]

At 10:26 12.02.02 -0500, you wrote:

> smartcvs.com? Trying to make it smarter...<g>

No, hide it's complexity and make it much easier to use, like you in Eclipse.

> You are the first to ask "how" we have implemented something. All the code 
> is in the org.eclipse.team.* projects.

I asked, because there are hanging around a lot of cvs related plugins and 
I couldn't figure out a real cvs *core* - maybe independent of the eclipse 
to try it out. And I didn't found the way you get the top-level 
directories. With a little test class, that protocols me the traffic (what 
eclipse sends and what it receives from the cvs server), I know now, that 
you "avused" the update command for that purpose. Very interesting :-)

Best regards,
Tom


> From the CVS command line client you can't get the list of top level 
> projects (e.g. modules) in a repo. We built our own client and have 
> pulled from tricks.
>
> Jean-Michel
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> Thomas Singer <thomas.singer@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Hello,
>
> I'm new to this mailing list, so please apologize, if the question is
> already asked before.
>
> I created a new CVS Repository location in the Repositories view. When I
> now expand it's subnode Project versions subnode, Eclipse shows me all top
> directories of my repository, not just the content of the CVSROOT/modules
> file. How you are doing that? Where can I found it in the code?
>
> Best regards,
> Thomas Singer
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