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CVS application 1, CVSNT installation under MyEclipse

The installation file is: cvsnt-2.5.03.2382.msi, double-click the file to start the installation.

After installation, you can find CVSNT Control Panel in the control panel or from the start menu, and click to enter the control panel of CVSNT. Figure 1:

Service

Figure 1 Control panel of CVSNT

At this point, two services (Service) are started: CVSNT and CVSNT Lock.

CVS application under MyEclipse 2. Create a library (Repository)

Figure 2 CVS library configuration

Click the Add button to configure CVS's library, as shown in figure 3:

Figure 3 configuring the CVS library

Press the OK button, if the D:/CVSRepo directory does not exist, you will be prompted whether to create the directory, click to create the directory, the local D disk will appear as shown in figure 4 directory structure.

Figure 4 the corresponding directory structure of the CVS library

In this directory structure, where CVSROOT is the directory used by the administrator.

CVS application under MyEclipse 3. Create users

Add a user, such as cvsUser1, to the user management of start > Administration > computer Management. In a team, how many developers can create multiple users.

These are the settings on the CVS server side. The following shows how the client uses CVS,Eclipse itself to provide the functionality of the CVS client.

CVS application under MyEclipse 4. Join CVS library in Eclipse

Open the CVS Repository Expolring perspective in window > Open Perspective of Eclipse (if this option is not available in the context menu, you can open the CVS Repository Expolring perspective from other. Select from the menu item), in the blank area of the CVS Respositories View window (figure 5), right-click to pop up the context menu, CVS > Repository Location. Open the window, as shown in figure 6

Right-click pop-up menu

View

Figure 5 CVS Respositories View window

NT user name

Library name set on the CVS server

The name of the machine where the CVS server is located

Password for user name

Type of connection to the CVS server

Figure 6. Add CVS library

Press the finish button to complete the setup.

CVS application under MyEclipse 5. Add the project to the CVS library

For example, create a project called CVSTestProj and write a HelloWorld class in it (suppose under the package demo), and now add the project project to the cvs library.

Right-click the project name, and in the pop-up context menu, select Team > Share Project, as shown in figure 7:

Select the built CVS library

Figure 7 adding a project to the CVS library

Using the default options below, press next until finish.

At this point, a directory about the project and related files will be added under the corresponding library directory file on the CVS server, as shown in the following figure:

Figure 8 CVS library directory

The related files are stored in the form of the file name of v, such as HelloWorld.java,v. There is also a corresponding flag in Eclise to indicate that the file has been added to the CVS library, as shown in the following figure:

Note the flag that the file has been added to the CVS library

Figure 9 CVS library directory

If you create a new file, you can add the new file to the CVS library with team > add Version to Control in the pop-up context menu for version control.

CVS application under MyEclipse 6. Import the project in the CVS library into the workspace of Eclipse

Enter the import window from File > import, as shown in figure 10: select CVS,Projects From CVS, press the next command button, enter the select project window from the CVS library, as shown in figure 11, select to use the existing library

Figure 10 importing a project from the CVS library (1)

As shown in figure 12, select the project in the library, * *. In figure 13, press Finish to enter the New Project window. At this point, press the create Project wizard to create the project.

Select the project place library

Figure 11 importing a project from the CVS library (2)

Select Project name

Figure 12 importing projects from the CVS library (3)

Figure 13 importing a project from the CVS library (4)

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