build 070521

I ran into rather strange behaviour of the CVS support. Not sure whether the 
following is reproducible as I don't want to further mess up the repository.

I had checked out the standard NB source tree, some modules switched to the 
merged_model_j2ee branch. I created a new module, web/refactoring, and wanted 
to commit it to trunk. So I checked the changes on the module and select all 
files except for one (note that all files were under web/refactoring) and 
committed them. What happened was that it added the following dirs:
Added:
   j2ee/persistence/work/
   j2ee/persistence/work/dev/
   j2ee/persistence/work/dev/web/
   web/refactoring/src/org/netbeans/modules/web/refactoring/rename/

I cancelled the process the moment I noticed that some strange j2ee/persistence/
work directories are being added. I don't have such directories on my hard 
drive, nor did I commit any files from directories other than web/refactoring. 
Note that I have trunk checked out in work/dev under my home directory. Some 
time later while investing the issue, I had trunk checked out to work/
webrefactoring I opened the new web/refactoring module that I had copied there 
under that source tree, i.e. from work/webrafctoring/web/refactoring, and 
opened some files in the commit dialog (in the dialog that lets you write a 
commit msg and do the actual commit), but did not commit anything. Still, 
according to commit logs the following bogus directories were added:
Added:
   j2ee/persistence/work/webrefactoring/
   j2ee/persistence/work/webrefactoring/web/

Note that the directories somehow reflect the location where I have the source 
code root checked out (work/webrefactoring in this case). 

Finally, I used the command-line cvs client to commit the module without 
problems. I'm attaching the project and the commit logs in case they could help 
in resolving this. I can't really think of what could have caused this, I had 
copied one file from j2ee/persistence/refactoring to the new module (using the 
IDE for copying), but that's about it. I could not find any references 
whatsoever to j2ee/persistence, under which the bogus directories were added.