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<h2><A name="Getting CVS:"></A>Getting CVS Commit Notices</h2>
! <P class="jc-instruction">To subscribe to the CVS commit notices, please subscribe to the following
! listserv: <a href="http://mailman.jcorporate.com/mailman/listinfo/cvs" target="_blank">http://mailman.jcorporate.com/mailman/listinfo/cvs</a>.</P>
<h2>CVS Read Access</h2>
<P>Please download the appropriate client for CVS from <A href="http://www.cvshome.org" target="_blank"><B>http://www.cvshome.org</B></A> or <A href="http://www.cvshome.org" target="_blank"><B>http://www.cvshome.org</B></A> or <A href="http://www.wincvs.org/download.html" target="_blank"><B>CvsGui.org</B></A></P>
! <P>Read access enables you the ability to get the latest fixes,
! announced on our opensource mailing list and in the CVS forum. Anyone can obtain
! CVS read access on the open source projects onsite. Change to the directory
! in which you want the source to be located. CVS will create a directory called <CODE>expresso</CODE> off
of the directory you changed into, thus the source top-level directory will
be located at <CODE>/your/directory/expresso</CODE>. To check out a copy of
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<h2><A name="Getting CVS:"></A>Getting CVS Commit Notices</h2>
! <P class="jc-instruction">To subscribe to the CVS commit notices, please subscribe
! to the following listserv: <a href="http://mailman.jcorporate.com/mailman/listinfo/cvs" target="_blank">http://mailman.jcorporate.com/mailman/listinfo/cvs</a>.</P>
<h2>CVS Read Access</h2>
<P>Please download the appropriate client for CVS from <A href="http://www.cvshome.org" target="_blank"><B>http://www.cvshome.org</B></A> or <A href="http://www.cvshome.org" target="_blank"><B>http://www.cvshome.org</B></A> or <A href="http://www.wincvs.org/download.html" target="_blank"><B>CvsGui.org</B></A></P>
! <P>Read access enables you the ability to get the latest fixes, announced on
! our opensource mailing list and in the CVS forum. Anyone can obtain CVS read
! access on the open source projects onsite. Change to the directory in which
! you want the source to be located. CVS will create a directory called <CODE>expresso</CODE> off
of the directory you changed into, thus the source top-level directory will
be located at <CODE>/your/directory/expresso</CODE>. To check out a copy of
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! <P class="jc-default">You'll be prompted for a password. </P>
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! <P>You'll be prompted for a password. </P>
<CENTER>
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! <P class="jc-default">To check out an initial copy of the source, make sure you
! are in a working directory where you want to download Expresso and issuethe
! following command:</P>
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</CENTER>
! <P>To check out an initial copy of the source, make sure you are in a working
! directory where you want to download Expresso and issuethe following command:</P>
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! <P class="jc-default">To update an existing copy of the source, use the following
! command:</P>
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! <P>To update an existing copy of the source, use the following command:</P>
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! <P><span class="jc-default">Note that it is also possible to set up a CVSROOT
! and other environment variables to automate CVS operation (and type much
! shorter commands!) See the CVS documentation for details.</span><BR>
</P>
<h2>CVS for Other Open Source Projects</h2>
! <P class="jc-default">The main Expresso module also includes the other OSS projects
! built with Expresso, such as eSearch, eForum, ePoll, examples, etc. To access
! CVS for other open source (OSS) modules replace expresso with the module with
! component name. For example:</P>
<UL>
! <LI><span class="jc-default">Example CVS: </span>
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout example</PRE>
</li>
! <LI><span class="jc-default">eForum CVS: </span>
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout eforum</PRE>
</li>
! <LI><span class="jc-default">ePoll CVS:</span>
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout epoll</pre>
</li>
! <LI><span class="jc-default">eSearch CVS: </span>
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout esearch</PRE>
</li>
! <LI><span class="jc-default">lib_src CVS: (Repository that contains source
! code of most 3rd party modules that Expresso utilizes) </span>
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout lib_src</PRE>
</li>
! <LI><span class="jc-default">lib CVS (Repository that contains 3rd party libraries) </span>
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout lib
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! <P>
! <P>Note that it is also possible to set up a CVSROOT and other environment variables
! to automate CVS operation (and type much shorter commands!) See the CVS documentation
! for details.<BR>
</P>
<h2>CVS for Other Open Source Projects</h2>
! <P>The main Expresso module also includes the other OSS projects built with Expresso,
! such as eSearch, eForum, ePoll, examples, etc. To access CVS for other open
! source (OSS) modules replace expresso with the module with component name.
! For example:</P>
<UL>
! <LI>
! <P>Example CVS:
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout example</PRE>
</li>
! <LI>
! <P>eForum CVS:
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout eforum</PRE>
</li>
! <LI>
! <P>ePoll CVS:
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout epoll</pre>
</li>
! <LI>
! <P>eSearch CVS:
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout esearch</PRE>
</li>
! <LI>
! <P>lib_src CVS: (Repository that contains source code of most 3rd party modules
! that Expresso utilizes)
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout lib_src</PRE>
</li>
! <LI>
! <P>lib CVS (Repository that contains 3rd party libraries)
<PRE>cvs -d :pserver:guest at jcorporate.com:/home/javacorp/.cvs/expresso checkout lib
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<p> </p>
<h2>Getting a specific branch from CVS</h2>
! <p class="jc-default">There are instances where you may wish to download a specific
! branch from CVS. To do this, you specify the branch to download by adding the
! -r [branchName] to the checkout command line. The following example checks
! out the expresso5-0-1 branch from CVS as a guest.</p>
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<p> </p>
<h2>Getting a specific branch from CVS</h2>
! <P>There are instances where you may wish to download a specific branch from
! CVS. To do this, you specify the branch to download by adding the -r [branchName]
! to the checkout command line. The following example checks out the expresso5-0-1
! branch from CVS as a guest.</p>
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<h2>CVS Write access</h2>
! <P class="jc-default">If you are a <A href="http://www.jcorporate.com/html/customers/community/community_roles.html">core
developer or major contributor</A> this entitles you to write access on a
project. Additionally Premium Support users may have access to CVS Write
access. For commercial Community Source solutions your purchase entitles
you to CVS access.</P>
! <P class="jc-default">First you need to request via email to <A href="mailto:support at jcorporate.com?Subject=CVS Write access">support at jcorporate.com</A> for
a CVS account to be setup and send along a PGP key (PGP freeware version at <A href="http://www.pgpi.org" target="_blank">http://www.pgpi.org</A>)
Please specify what password you would like in an encrypted password. Once
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<h2>CVS Write access</h2>
! <P>If you are a <A href="http://www.jcorporate.com/html/customers/community/community_roles.html">core
developer or major contributor</A> this entitles you to write access on a
project. Additionally Premium Support users may have access to CVS Write
access. For commercial Community Source solutions your purchase entitles
you to CVS access.</P>
! <P>First you need to request via email to <A href="mailto:support at jcorporate.com?Subject=CVS Write access">support at jcorporate.com</A> for
a CVS account to be setup and send along a PGP key (PGP freeware version at <A href="http://www.pgpi.org" target="_blank">http://www.pgpi.org</A>)
Please specify what password you would like in an encrypted password. Once
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! <P class="jc-default">Where "username" is your login name.</P>
! <P class="jc-default">You'll be prompted for your password. Now go to a working
! directory where you want to download Expresso and issue this command, again
! substituting "username" with your authenticated user name (usually
! your first initial followed by your lastname):</P>
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! <P>Where "username" is your login name.</P>
! <P>You'll be prompted for your password. Now go to a working directory where
! you want to download Expresso and issue this command, again substituting "username" with
! your authenticated user name (usually your first initial followed by your lastname):</P>
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! <P class="jc-default">or checkout lib_src [if you want the 3rd party source files.
! [optional].</P>
! <P class="jc-default">You'll be prompted for your password. Proceed as above
! to download the latest version, or use cvs update to update your current copy
! with any new changes.We encourage the use of "cvs edit" to specify that you
! are going to modify a file. To submit your changes for inclusion into the CVS
! archive.</P>
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! <P>or checkout lib_src [if you want the 3rd party source files. [optional].</P>
! <P>You'll be prompted for your password. Proceed as above to download the latest
! version, or use cvs update to update your current copy with any new changes.We
! encourage the use of "cvs edit" to specify that you are going to modify a file.
! To submit your changes for inclusion into the CVS archive.</P>
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us</A> your updates and we can integrate them for you.</h5>
<h2>CVS Tree</h2>
! <P class="jc-default">Since new CVS users do not know exactly what is there within
! CVS repository Peter Pilgrim contributed this UNIX command to create a text
! file of the cvs tree.</P>
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us</A> your updates and we can integrate them for you.</h5>
<h2>CVS Tree</h2>
! <P>Since new CVS users do not know exactly what is there within CVS repository
! Peter Pilgrim contributed this UNIX command to create a text file of the cvs
! tree.</P>
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<h2>Ant Build Facility</h2>
! <P class="jc-default">Ant is a Java-based build automation tool that removes
! many of the pitfalls associated with building large Java codebases. As mentioned
! it is possible to set up a CVSROOT and other environment variables to automate
! CVS operation. Ant is an open source portable Java technology build faciliaty
! that is XML driven that is independent of the IDE. Basicially it is a Make
! replacement without all of Makes idiosyncracies.</P>
! <P><span class="jc-default"> Ant simplifies and automates the often complex process
! associated with deployment for the J2EE platform. It offers direct integration
! with test harnesses (Junit which we also use) and version control systems
! (CVS).Please download ANT from <B><A href="http://ant.apache.org">http://ant.apache.org</A></B>.
! For detailed information on setting up Expresso with Ant please have a look
! at the document, <A href="http://www.jcorporate.com/econtent/Content.do?state=resource&resource=560" target="_blank"><B>Setting
! up Ant to build Expresso</B></A>. Have a look at the very powerful Ant <CODE>Task</CODE> which
! can be setup to search a specified directory structure for files that meet
! a predefined filter pattern; such functionality plays a key role in the autodiscovery
! of framework components.</span></P>
<h2>Conclusion</h2>
! <P class="jc-default"><B>CVS</B> is an extremely flexible and powerful system.
! Please review the CVS documentation. In addition to <B>Ant</B>, there are other
! tools which we recommend as useful in your CVS environment. These tools include
! Junit and Cactus.</P>
! <P class="jc-default"><B>Junit</B> is a Java Technology based unit testing and
! regression framework. Junit is fast becoming a standard used to test Java software.
! Unit tests themselves are coded in the Java language and exercise the code.
! Allows the close integration of testing and development processes. Junit allows
! for the implementation of a strategic testing methodology. Junit stems from
! the extreme programming paradigm, which has a lot of valuable insights into
! methods for testing software (basically making testing part of development).
! There is a custom task supplied as part of Ant which allows you to fire up
! a test sequence as part of your build process -- very handy.</P>
! <P class="jc-default"><B>Cactus</B> is an extension of Junit for testing Java
! Servlets and EJB components and is essential to maintain consistent approach
! for Junit testing of J2EE components. We use Cactus because it provides an
! environment to execute Junit style tests against the Actions. It eliminates
! the need to set up a servlet test harness. Please download Cactus from <B><A href="http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus">http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus</A></B>.<BR>
<BR>
If you have a question please email the listserv or post to the forums for
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<h2>Ant Build Facility</h2>
! <P>Ant is a Java-based build automation tool that removes many of the pitfalls
! associated with building large Java codebases. As mentioned it is possible
! to set up a CVSROOT and other environment variables to automate CVS operation.
! Ant is an open source portable Java technology build faciliaty that is XML
! driven that is independent of the IDE. Basicially it is a Make replacement
! without all of Makes idiosyncracies.</P>
! <P>
! <P> Ant simplifies and automates the often complex process associated with deployment
! for the J2EE platform. It offers direct integration with test harnesses (Junit
! which we also use) and version control systems (CVS).Please download ANT from <B><A href="http://ant.apache.org">http://ant.apache.org</A></B>.
! For detailed information on setting up Expresso with Ant please have a look
! at the document, <A href="http://www.jcorporate.com/econtent/Content.do?state=resource&resource=560" target="_blank"><B>Setting
! up Ant to build Expresso</B></A>. Have a look at the very powerful Ant <CODE>Task</CODE> which
! can be setup to search a specified directory structure for files that meet
! a predefined filter pattern; such functionality plays a key role in the autodiscovery
! of framework components.</P>
<h2>Conclusion</h2>
! <P><B>CVS</B> is an extremely flexible and powerful system. Please review the
! CVS documentation. In addition to <B>Ant</B>, there are other tools which we
! recommend as useful in your CVS environment. These tools include Junit and
! Cactus.</P>
! <P><B>Junit</B> is a Java Technology based unit testing and regression framework.
! Junit is fast becoming a standard used to test Java software. Unit tests themselves
! are coded in the Java language and exercise the code. Allows the close integration
! of testing and development processes. Junit allows for the implementation of
! a strategic testing methodology. Junit stems from the extreme programming paradigm,
! which has a lot of valuable insights into methods for testing software (basically
! making testing part of development). There is a custom task supplied as part
! of Ant which allows you to fire up a test sequence as part of your build process
! -- very handy.</P>
! <P><B>Cactus</B> is an extension of Junit for testing Java Servlets and EJB components
! and is essential to maintain consistent approach for Junit testing of J2EE
! components. We use Cactus because it provides an environment to execute Junit
! style tests against the Actions. It eliminates the need to set up a servlet
! test harness. Please download Cactus from <B><A href="http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus">http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus</A></B>.<BR>
<BR>
If you have a question please email the listserv or post to the forums for
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<P>If you find any trouble spots with this document, or something you'd like
! to see clarified please contact the <A href="mailto:scann at jcorporate.com?Subject=cvs documentation">maintainer</A> of
this document. </P>
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<P>If you find any trouble spots with this document, or something you'd like
! to see clarified please contact the <A href="mailto:scann at jcorporate.com?Subject=cvs documentation">maintainer</A> of
this document. </P>
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