[kepler-dev] Ecogrid client lib in kepler

[Ilkay Altintas]

Hi Jing,

I think the part that gets the cvs user name from the CVSROOT
is still there. It requires the CVSROOT to be set to the Kepler
cvs. I don't think that it is being used by any other target
related to building Kepler. It will be nice to remove it (for
the developers with different or no CVSROOT) if that's not being
used.

Thanks,
Ilkay

> Hi, Everyone:
>
> According people's request, we checked in ecogrid client jar files into
> kepler cvs and people don't need to get them from seek module now. So
> people don't need type password or certificate to get ecogrid jars.
>
> If someone want to get the newest version of ecogrid jar file from seek
> cvs, he need run "ant check-out-ecogrid". But this target now is independ
> - no other target has a denpendency on it.
>
> Hi, Efrat. I have an question about "full-clean". I was told
> "full-clean" target will only delete the ecogrid jar files in lib dir. I
> moved this function to "check-out-ecogrid" and tried to delete the
> "full-clean" target. But I found, "full-clean" target will delete javadocs
> in website/html dir and I kept it. Do we need keep "full-clean" target? Or
> move the code to "clean" and delelte "full-clean"?
>
> When you do "cvs update", you might get some "C" symbol and something like
> "it is in the way" in lib/jar/ecogrid_client_lib dir. You might ignore it.
> Or delete all jar files in that directory and do an update again (This
> will fix the problem).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jing
>
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