"cvs" command.
Only required if you do not have cvs installed along the default PATH,
or if you want to use your own private version of the cvs command.
Placing your own packages into a separate module (typically, you would use your company name
as module-name) and specifying a separate CVSRoot for this module, allows you to
manage your own classes in a separate source code repository.
Of course, this also allows for multiple independent repositories to be defined and
maintained in bigger organizations.
You can attach to the stx-repository (readOnly) by specifying the following
CVSRoot for the "stx" module:
:pserver:stx@www.exept.de:/stx
A CVS-login is required when accessing this repository for the very first time.
Perform this login either via the cvslogin command-line utility, or by pressing the
login-button in the settings dialog. The pasword for the stx repository is "stx".
"/tmp/stx_sourceCache".
You can further speedup source-code access, by setting the "use local sources"
flag. If enabled, the source code manager tries to avoid the checkout my first
searching for a copy of the classes sourcefile along the packagePath.
Be aware, that the source code manager trusts the versionNumber found in the
sourcefile, to correspond to the versionNumber of the compiled class.
Manually editing a sourceFile, will certainly lead to invalid sourcecode
being shown in the browser.
#halt-message
#error-message (i.e. without descriptive text-argument)
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