Import binary files

hi,
I am using netbeans javacvs api +java.Can any one plese help me out to explain how to import binary files in cvs repository with importcommand.
Which of the importcommand's method is use for import binary files.
please give me example of code to import binary files.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ruchira

Please, Try WinCvs to do this.

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I am using netbean api for cvs command.I am having the same problem that i am not able to open binary file after importing in cvs repository.
I want to import a directory which contain both text and binary file.
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