CVS edit -c

Is there any way to enable support for the 'cvs edit -c' command in 9.0.3?
The -c option is available in a special branch of CVS and forces the edit command to abort if somebody else is already editing the requested file.
The version of cvs that comes with winCVS supports this options, so we'd like to use it in JDeveloper as well.
Alternatively, is the source for the CVS plug-in available, so I could add it myself?

The minimum CVS version for JDev 10.1.3 is 1.12. We have not yet implemented this option... it requires CVSNT or Cyclic CVS client & server >= version 1.12.10.
It's possible to make CVS always issue -c with 'edit' by configuring the .cvsrc administrative file. See section A.3 on the following manual page:
http://ximbiot.com/cvs/manual/cvs-1.11.21/cvs_16.html
I have raised the priority of this enhancement.
Thanks,
Paul. JDev Team Development

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I am incredibly impressed with JDeveloper (11.1.1.4), and am working through a process walk through for our current development groups. We using CVS as our SCM, and I was able to easily connect and navigate the CVS directories.
I can open the CVS file and view it, but I cannot seem to figure out how to execute/compile that file into a database. For example, when I'm working in development, I want to be able to open files from CVS, edit them, compile them, and then check them back in. Can someone please point out how this is accomplished? I'm sorry - this seems like an easy/silly question, but in all my searching, I'm unable to find the answer.
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ADF7 wrote:above toolbar from 7 of the last there sql icon. hit it to open the sql workesheet. or else press (alt+f10).Thank you for your quick response!
This is my issue - I don't want to have to open a separate editor. Here is the process:
1. Navigate the CVS repository for a file. Open that file for editing. (currently opens as read-only - I'm assuming this is a setting that I need to change)
2. Make changes and compile into the database.
3. When finished, commit those changes back into CVS. (this part I can see with the 'Pending Changes' tab)
Does your response me that I have to copy the code into a SQL Worksheet, do my work, and then copy the changes back into the file?
Thank you again!

Problems with CVS and improvements required

Developing with JDeveloper 9.0.3 preview we have found some bugs and some improvements that would be very useful.
Problems
1)     Overlay icons on versioned files dont show the real state of the file as described in the Using Concurrent Versions System (CVS) With JDeveloper section of the Using Support for Team Based Development help manual (this issue was solved with a patch for the 9.0.2 release but it cant be applied for the 9.0.3 preview).
2)     When CVS finds revision conflicts on the project file (.jpr) or on the descriptors of BC4J objects and packages, it overwrites (properly) the source file with the <<<<<< and >>>>>> comments to denote the conflict, and the warning for the conflict is signaled in the CVS log; but it would be nice (because it is annoying to check everytime the CVS log especially for a critical message like a conflict) having a message box reporting these critical messages.
3)     During the import module function to import the project files into the CVS server, the image files (such as .GIF and .JPG) ought to be automatically added as binary files, or better still, it would be useful a configuration fuction to enumerate the extensions to be added as binary files.
4)     After some types of CVS commands the CVS editors and CVS watchers windows becomes suddenly closed.
Required Improvements
1)     It would be useful a function showing all the files to be added to source control in a list and in a more general case, the versioning status of all the project files, without having to expand all the nodes of the project tree.
2)     Its uncomfortable the current behaviour for the check out/edit on the project file (jpr) that automatically selects all files included within it. It would be useful to explicitly select to operate only on the project file or to include also the files within it; or at least to place the project file at the top of the list.
3)     The Edit Files command for the CVS source control ought to support the cvs edit option -c (to check that working files are unedited) and an option to execute an update command before the edit one, to have the most recent revision of that file.
4)     The opportunity to treat every type of BC4J object as a single CVS entity, taking all the files required by the single BC4J object grouped together and then checked-in, checked-out, etc. in a simple one-click operation.

1) Overlay icons [cut] Has the problem returned in 9.0.3 and if so can you give me details of your cvs client version i.e CVSNT 1.0.11.1.3 etc.. It would be really helpful in tracking this down. The CVS version in use is (from the cvs --version command output): Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 1.11.1.3 (Build 57a) (client/server). The JDeveloper version is 9.0.3.988 preview.This is the client version we test against and recommend. We have seen no problems here and can't reproduce this. Could you help us track this down by supplying the answers to the following questions?
1, What OS and CVS version is the server using?
2, For a file that is showing the incorrect overlay could you check the timestamp in the CVS\entries file and post that and the timestamp on the actual file system file?
3, What timezone are you currently working in and is daylight savings time in operation?
and finally
4, Is the CVS server in the same timezone?
Hopefully this will give us a good start on where the problem is.
[cut]
We have already configured cvswrappers to properly handle binary files, but the cvs import function seems to ignore these settings, while cvs add uses it. If you try to import a project with some gif files using jdev, having configured cvs as described, these files will be corrupted. After this, if you add another gif file using cvs add function (not add binary) the settings will be used and the file are correctly stored.
It seems that to make the import command work properly, file types have to be explicitly specified for each binary file (-kb option) on the cvs command line. To verify this we have tried the same operations using wincvs client. Inspecting the log window, we see that the client explicitly force the file types (they use an internal filtering to recognize binary files instead of file extension):
cvs import -I ! -I CVS -W "*.gif -k 'b'" -m "no message" testmodule avendor areleaseRight, I'll add this information to the bug and make sure it gets evaluated.
4) After some types of CVS commands the CVS editors and CVS watchers windows becomes suddenly closed. Could yet tell me what these operations are so I can log a bug? We dont know if its effectively a bug, but the window becomes closed when automating layout switching occurs (if its enabled in preferences), for example: Im in the ide without any open editors (current layout Editing), I get the editors list, then I open an uiXML file (the layout switch to Web Editing) and the list disappears. Even if the layout switch back to Editing (automatically or manually) the list is not re-shown (its not saved in the layout).This is an issue with JDevs layout in that the SCM windows are not default in any layout and so they are closed when the switch occurs. This is being looked at for a future release.
3) The Edit Files command for the CVS source control ought to support the cvs edit option -c (to check that working files are unedited) and an option to execute an update command before the edit one, to have the most recent revision of that file. I'll add enhancement requests for these I especially like the update before edit suggestion. For team based development the reserved edit functionality (the -c option) would be very useful, especially for working with business components.I'll add your use case to the enhancement, as this is a very good reason to have "-c". Hopefully if we can implement 4) and integrate source control and BC4J better in a future release.
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We also have some doubts on the meaning of the dialog that often appears after a checkout or a folder update, asking New checked out files were detected; how would you like them to be dealt with?. Can you explain whats the behavior of each choice?The three choices breakdown as follows
1. Open checked out files in the active project
This adds all files to the project that is active in the IDE, if all files were already in the project no change will appear to occur. If new files have been downloaded they will now appear in the project
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Geoff Waymark
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U201CIndirect Costsu201D in Estimating the project.

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Dear All,
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Edited by: Sascha Herrmann on Jun 9, 2011 7:59 AM

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I'm using Exaile as my music player and I would really appreciate if the equalizer worked.
The problem is that it needs gstreamer-bad cvs and I'm not good enough in linux to make it myself...
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# $Id: PKGBUILD,v 1.4 2006/12/30 22:31:21 jgc Exp $
# Maintainer: Jan de Groot <[email protected]>
pkgname=gstreamer0.10-bad
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url="http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/"
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source=(badconf)
md5sums=()
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make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/rob/bad/src/gst-plugins-bad/gst'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/rob/bad/src/gst-plugins-bad'
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==> Removing info/doc files...
==> Compressing man pages...
==> Stripping debugging symbols from libraries...
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tar: *: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
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tar: *: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
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Last edited by Izuil (2007-05-21 18:58:06)

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I have one problem running 'cvs checkout' command through java..
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