AW: [Objectbridge-developers] CVS code usable?

[Mahler T. <tho...@it...>]

Hi Christian,

> -----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Christian Sell [mailto:chr...@ne...]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 16. August 2001 22:47
> An: obj...@li...
> Betreff: [Objectbridge-developers] CVS code usable?
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> Hello,
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> Is anybody using the CVS stuff? I checked it out today and=20
> found it did not
> compile because lots of code were missing (e.g. ojb.server.*,=20
> which was
> referenced from within test.ojb.server.
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ojb.server and test.ojb.server are obsolete packages. They are excluded =
from
compilation by the build XML script.

> Also, when browsing online, there are 3 root modules: ojb,=20
> objectbridge, and
> one named "c:userprojectsobjectbridge". I checked out=20
> "objectbridge", and it

There have been several attempts to get things into cvs. The proper =
root is
"objectbridge".

> looks to me like the source code was transferred from a=20
> windows machine onto
> the server and then committed - there were binary zeroes at=20
> the end of every
> line, which points to a mixup in line terminator conversion.=20
> My editor shows
> these as double empty lines, which is less than ideal...
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David and I had a lot of trouble with this issue too: he was working =
under
windows and I made my cvs checkins from linux.

I always had this problems with CR/LF with the stuff he checked in. But =
As
he has not checked in stuff for a long time and I had all his code run
through Jindent there should be no problems ???

I will have a look at it at home...

Thomas

PS.: loading things from CVS does not help much: I'm checking in =
immediately
before a new release. So it's probably better to work with the released =
tgz
archives.

> am I missing something?
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> thanks
> Christian
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