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Re: [buckminster-dev] help with CVS

Hey Thomas,

I saw the bugzilla issue. I'm not getting I/O errors though, so not sure
it's the same thing.
While we do use the TortoiseCVS client (which I understand is build on
CVSNT), our server runs on a RedHat linux distro.

[leet@sam leet]$ cvs --version
Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.3 (client/server)

I'm assuming the eclipse CVS support doesn't rely on anything from
underlying CVS clients which may exist on the host, is that correct?

As for access to our cvs - I kind of doubt it, given the standard
corporate/legal implications, but I'll certainly ask. In the mean time, if
there's anythink I can test/report on for you, by all means feel free to
ask - I'd really love to get this sorted out so we can use buckminster.

Cheers
Todd



Todd Lee
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Hi Todd,
I do have a bugzilla that indicates some difficulties pertaining to use
of CVSNT but the rpository root "/usr/local/share/projects/cvsrep" would
suggest that it's not what you're using :-)

Any chance you could give me temporary access to this repo?

Regards,
Thomas Hallgren


Todd_Lee@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi Thomas - thanks for the reply...
> Curious though. I can indeed check out ALL the projects into my eclipse
> workspace using Eclipse CVS. Of course, with autobuild turned on I get
the
> following Errors/warnings
>
> Errors:
> Severity and Description                                    Path
>                   Resource    Location    Creation Time     Id
> Package 'org.demo.worlds' does not exist in this plug-in
> org.demo.xml.provider/META-INF      MANIFEST.MF line 10     1203009040895
> 253
> Package 'se.tada.util.sax' does not exist in this plug-in
> org.demo.xml.provider/META-INF      MANIFEST.MF line 9      1203009040895
> 252
> Project 'org.demo.xml.provider' is missing required library:
> 'jars/tada-sax.jar'           org.demo.xml.provider   Build path
> 1203008956345     240
> Project 'org.demo.xml.provider' is missing required library:
> 'jars/worlds.jar'       org.demo.xml.provider   Build path  1203008956345
> 241
> The project cannot be built until build path errors are resolved
> org.demo.xml.provider   Unknown     1203009040880     251
> The project was not built since it depends on org.demo.xml.provider,
which
> has build path errors         org.demo.hello.xml.world      Unknown
> 1203009040926     258
>
> Warnings:
> An "source.jars/tada-sax.jar" build entry is missing
org.demo.xml.provider
> build.properties  line 1      1203009040911     256
> An "source.jars/worlds.jar" build entry is missing
org.demo.xml.provider
> build.properties  line 1      1203009040911     257
> The file "jars/worlds.jar" does not exist in the workspace
> org.demo.xml.provider   build.properties  line 6      1203009040911
255
> The folder "jars/" does not exist in the workspace
org.demo.xml.provider
> build.properties  line 5      1203009040911     254
>
> Which is what I would expect until I can get buckminster working :)
>
> If you can think of anything that might cause this curious behaviour, I'd
> certainly appreciate some insight - thanks!
>
> Todd
>
>
> Todd Lee
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> Hi Todd,
> Buckminster has no special requirements for CVS support other then that
> the Buckminster CVS feature is installed. It uses the built in CVS
> support provided by the Eclipse IDE. If that works, Buckminster should
> also work. I can't see anything wrong with your setup. So first question
> I have to ask is - are you able to check out the
> org.demo.hello.xml.world project into your workspace using the Eclipse
CVS?
>
> - thomas
>
>
> Todd_Lee@xxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> So I tried with little success yesterday to use buckminster in our local
>> environment. After a bit of investigation, I'm wondering if it has
>> something to do with our CVS repository?
>> As a bit of background, no matter what I try to resolve, I seem to get
>> errors like the following:
>>
>> Found searchPath default for component org.demo.hello.xml.world
>> ERROR   [0001] : No suitable provider for component
>> org.demo.hello.xml.world:osgi.bundle was found in searchPath default
>>   ERROR   [0001] : Provider
>>
>>
>
cvs(:pserver:leet@sam:/usr/local/share/projects/cvsrep,swt_root/scratch/leet/buckminstertest/helloworld/org.demo.hello.xml.world):

>
>
>>  No match found for component org.demo.hello.xml.world
>>
>> After banging my head on my desk for a while, I thought I'd try to
>> eliminate possible sources of error so I elected to try a local setup
>>
> with
>
>> the 'hello world xml' demo which I know works (btw - thanks Thomas, svn
>> works now!). I exported the resolved/materialized (from eclipse svn
repo)
>> sources and added them to my local CVS for a test.
>>
>> I made a local copy of the cquery available on our network with the
>> following contents (filename: hwdemo.cquery):
>>
>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>> <cq:componentQuery xmlns:cq="
>>
> http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster/CQuery-1.0";
>
>> resourceMap="http://sam/ide/updates/dev/hwdemo.rmap";>
>>     <cq:rootRequest name="org.demo.hello.xml.world"
>> componentType="osgi.bundle" versionType="OSGi"/>
>> </cq:componentQuery>
>>
>> I also made a local copy of the rmap likewise, changing the provider
info
>> to our local CVS (filename: hwdemo.rmap):
>>
>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>> <rmap
>>       xmlns="http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster/RMap-1.0";
>>       xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
>>       xmlns:mp="http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster/MavenProvider-1.0";
>>       xmlns:bc="http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster/Common-1.0";>
>>
>>       <searchPath name="default">
>>             <provider readerType="cvs"
>> componentTypes="eclipse.feature,osgi.bundle,buckminster" source="true">
>>                   <uri
>>
>>
>
format=":pserver:${user.name}@sam:/usr/local/share/projects/cvsrep,swt_root/scratch/leet/buckminstertest/helloworld/{0}">

>
>
>>                         <bc:propertyRef key="buckminster.component" />
>>                   </uri>
>>             </provider>
>>       </searchPath>
>>
>>       <locator searchPathRef="default" pattern="^org\.demo\..*" />
>>       <redirect
>> href="http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster/samples/rmaps/dogfood2.rmap";
>> pattern=".*"/>
>> </rmap>
>>
>>
>> So I get into my eclipse workbench and do File-> Open component query...
>> and enter my url. The CQUERY opens and I click 'resolve to wizard' with
>>
> my
>
>> fingers crossed - and I get the error at the start of this message. It
>> looks like it can't get the component info for this component, right? I
>>
> do
>
>> a local cvs checkout and confirm that the META-INF dir and plugin.xml
>>
> file
>
>> are where they are expected and sure enough, there they are (see
attached
>> screenshot).
>>
>> (Embedded image moved to file: pic23281.jpg)
>>
>>
>> I assumed this is everything that would be required for successful
>> resolution, but no joy...
>> I'm left to think that the only possible point of failure is the point
at
>> which buckminster trys to actually get the component info from our CVS
>> repo. Can you suggest a test that I can try locally to try and
>> confirm/ruleout this option? Are there specific requirements for
>> buckminster CVS support?
>>
>> Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated!
>>
>> Cheers
>> Todd
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