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Compiling 201 source files to /usr/local/home/jarda/src/nb_all/javacvs/src [javac] /usr/local/home/jarda/src/nb_all/javacvs/src/org/netbeans/modules/cvsclient/customizer/Cust1WorkPanel.java:252: package org.netbeans.modules.vcscore.wizard.mountcvs.util does not exist [javac] File dir = org.netbeans.modules.vcscore.wizard.mountcvs.util.Utilities.findDirectory(this.txWorking.getText()); [javac] ^
And does it have to? After I rewrite the caching system it will break completely anyway. Do not event think about NetBeans 4.0. It will not work at all there. JavaCVS is removed from the standard distribution and will not be maintained any more. Sorry, it's a lack of resources.
Also, why should it compile when it's unusable anyway. The CVS mount wizard is gone. There is no way to mount a new JavaCVS filesystem. We did not count with a possibility to maintain JavaCVS FS any more. See issue #25139.
I have branch of nbbuild and my stable config still contains that module. At least for a while it might compile. Btw. I thought you were talking about putting the module on AU - you know, the stuff about /1, /2 and coexistance of different versions...
I didn't think that it will break so early! The dependence on wizard/mountcvs is strange. One should be able to resolve it. I would not put it on autoupdate, since the module will not be maintained and it's functionality should be fully covered by CVS profile for Generic VCS. The coexistence of different versions should be possible if anyone builds the module himself. However I forget about the mounting wizard. The CVS mounting wizard that was in vcscore module would have to be copied (probably with some modifications) to javacvs. This is doable. But it's still not clear to me why do you need to use javacvs. Isn't the CVS profile sufficient for you? The user experience should be very similar. Are there some functional problems?
As described at http://www.netbeans.org/servlets/ReadMsg?msgId=655179&listName=nbusers the development of javacvs module has been stopped.
Verified.