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- Open the CVS Repositories Window (Window Menu → ? Show View → ? Other → ? CVS → ? CVS Repositories
- Right click in the CVS Repositories window → ? New → ? Repository Location
- Fill in the following fields:
Field Name | Value |
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Host | jfreereport.cvs.sourceforge.net |
Repository Path | /cvsroot/jfreereport |
User | anonymous |
Connection Type | pserver |
Use Default Port | selected |
Validate connection on finish | checked |
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NOTE: The above creats an anonymous connection to the CVS repository. This connection is |
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read-only and will not allow changes to be pushed into the repository. If you have developer level access to the repository, this step is |
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slightly different:
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- The connection should be established and the connection should be displayed in the CVS Repository window
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- Open the connection (click on the + next to the connection name) and you will see items titled HEAD, Branches, and Versions
- Navigate down to Branches → ? release-0_8_7-branch → ? jfreereport release-0_8_7-branch
- if nothing shows up when clicking on Branches, right click on Branches and select Refresh Branches
- if nothing shows up when clicking on Branches, right click on Branches and select Refresh Branches
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- On the Navigator or Package Expolrer view, right-click on the jfreereport project and select Properties
- Select the Java Build Path item
- On the Source tab:
- Highlight the jfreereport item and click the Remove button.
- Click the Add Folder button, check the jfreereport → ? source folder and click OK
- Set the Default output folder to jfreereport/bin (and uncheck the Allow output folders for source folders option if it is selected)
- On the Libraries tab, click the Add JARs... button
- Navigate to the jfreereport → ? lib directory
- Highlight all the jar files in that directory
- Click on the OK button
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