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This script was designed to run on a PHP-enabled web server that hosts Mercurial (Hg) repositories. It will initialize a new repository under the specified name and create the HGRC file with the description and contact information.
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StatCVS generates HTML reports from CVS repository logs. The reports give developers and project managers insight into the evolution of the code base and individual contributions. StatCVS is a command line application and written in Java.
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A simple CVS client that bypass any firewall blocking port 2401 used by cvs. It relies on the ViewCVS web interface to the repository to work. To use when all other solutions (SSH...) fail
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scmstat allows to have view through version control repository and extract valuable information the changes are being made.
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MyWebFTP is a little PHP Tool that allows you to manage you files and directories on your webspace, through a web browser. Usefull when you are behind a restrictive proxy and more handy than an heavy software FTP Client. Uses only PHP file functions.
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ViewVC is a web-based version control repository browser, currently supporting CVS and Subversion repositories. Project development is now hosted at https://github.com/viewvc/viewvc/.
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A unique client-server combination allowing users to select their own build settings and watch as the server produces their own CVS build.
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Very simple project for reporting on cvs repositories. Two independent implementations are being written - one in Java and one in Python. Thus this is also a comparison between the two languages.
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Will allow web based (Facelet) ant compile/build/deploy script generator and runner unsing a JCR content repository for managing J2EE components in a project environnement. Maybe a little of all this soon...
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CVS Client is a Java servlet-based web application which provides client functionalities for various version control systems. Unlike most web-based CVS clients, CVS Client implements full range of client functions including checkout, update, and commit.
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JViewCVS is a Java-based(JSP) web application for viewing a CVS repository. The goal of this project is to create the same functionality as viewcvs, but written in JSP.
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...The script takes a list of RCS/CVS files/directories and generates plots of the lines added/delete. HTML files are created to make the plots easy to navigate using a web browser.
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Project Training System: Train all skills necessary during the development cycle of a software project. Communication between developers, testers, editors and users is technically supported by the sourceforge infrastructure. The project shall demonstrate
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CVS Web Client is the new name for a combined cvsweb+cvswebedit. It allows users to edit files in a CVS repository, using only a web browser.
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A Java/Swing graphical CVS project browser, primarily aimed at helping illuminate the history of the project, with particular emphasis on credit/blame allocation.
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