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While all other known CVS client tools address the configuration management module oriented, jCVSFile does
it file oriented and thus with a higher granularity. Some highlights of jCVSFile: - repository files are treated like "java.io.File" - the repository is browsable like a file system - any binary files could be added without restraints (e.g. documents of WinWord, Excel) - single file revisions could be changed, checked out, deleted etc. without conflicting with other files of the same local folder or with former checked out revisions of the same file - there are no local "CVS"-folder as it is the fact with other CVS client tools - the length of file revisions is retrievable Download the jar-file from here -> If you are looking for a front-end, have a look at InfoNet. InfoNet implements a HTML-front-end for jCVSFile and more If you want to contribute, click here ->
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