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[news.eclipse.tools] Re: CVS integration in Eclipse 
yinglcs wrote:

* when I do a "commit" on a file, the verion of the file in the CVS label
decorations (in my Package Explorer) change from 1.1 to 1.2, but when I look
at the CVS repository view in Eclispe, the verion of that file in the HEAD
is still 1.1. And when I commit it again, the label decorations change from
1.2 to 1.3, but the verion in the HEAD is still 1.1. Why is that?


You must refresh the CVs Repositories view by clicking the refresh button in the title bar or by pressing F5.


* how can I *remove* a file when I from the CVS repositories?


Eclipse automatically marks deleted files as *removed* so all you need to do is delete a file and them commit a parent directory (or perform a Quick fix... on the file deletion task in the task view).



* There is a warning in the log saying "Host 'localhost' is runing CVS NT
(version 1.11.1.3) which is not fully supported. However, most functionality
is available".  Do I need to worry about it?


I believe that the latest builds of CVS NT work fairly well and Eclipse handles them properly. However, CVS NT is not as stable as CVS on nix and we do not use or test against CV SNT so we cannot officially support it.



Thank you for your help.



"Scott Rutledge" <srutledg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1103_1040418529@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Eclipse CVS doesn't really have a 'checkin' command. Commit will apply any

local changes to the repository, but leaves the local files as-is.

Scott

On Fri, 20 Dec 2002 13:51:44 -0600, "yinglcs" <yinglcs@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

wrote:

Hi,

I setup CVS integrated with Eclipse.
So I click a java File, select the "Team->Commit" menu item, is that
equilvant to a CVS checkin?
But why it does not change the file to read only mode after I do a
"Team->Commit"?

Thank you.