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Old 12-03-2007, 09:08 AM
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CVS in JAVA
I want to configure CVS to all of my java projects.
Which is the best CVS software?
How can I configure it to Eclipse/JCreator/Netbeans?

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Hers is a link. CVS.

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For eclipse I know that there is a CVS plugin included in it. Why don't you try to use Subversion instead of CVS, CVS is considered as an old technology for version control system.
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