Hi,
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(1) Well, when I run the "checkout" command alone, I get these errors: [cvs] cvs checkout: warning: failed to open C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\.cvspass for reading: No such file or directory
[cvs] cvs checkout: authorization failed: server awbcvs.foo.bar.com rejected access to /cvs/cvsroots/awbsystem for user pkeyser
[cvs] cvs checkout: used empty password; try "cvs login" with a real password
Ok, that's about the missing .cvspass which is created after first login. Windows = Documents ...\user\.cvspass Linux = /home/user/.cvspass
When I then restart and run the "login" command first, the message is: [cvs] Logging in to :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:14306/cvs/cvsroots/awbsystem
after which the system hangs for ever.
hm, maybe he could not handle the pserver protocol because no cvs(nt) in sight for ant script ?!
Are you able to load a Repository Location from that machine in CVS Perspective via Eclipse ??
Maybe a simple typo in the end ?
Assuming you are running with Windows - i believe you just need either if using
-> cvsnt = the cvsnt.exe, and the relevant *.dll's .There is one for every protocol, pserver in your circumstance. just grab those files from a machine where cvsnt is installed (you don't have to install the whole server stuff) and put them together in a folder.
or
-> cvs = i think all stuff is packed in cvs.exe
Sorry haven't used cvs with Windows
It might even be possible talking to a cvs server with cvsnt files on path !?, haven't tried that.
(2) And as to the link you sent, that seems to be about running ANT outside of Eclipse. I'm sure I could do that but it wouldn't accomplish what I want.
you may also write an ant script that runs in and outside of eclipse.
(3) And for "put the dir with cvs files to ant runtime under Preferences|Ant" -- I don't understand what that means -- I can see the preferences page you mention, and there are some ant-jar files listed there, but what's the directory with the cvs files you refer to? ...
Ant|Preferences and 'Add Folder' with either all of those cvsnt files or the folder which contains cvs.exe
Good luck!!
Gilbert
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