Re: [platform-vcm-dev] CVS independent of Eclipse ?

[Thomas Singer <thomas.singer@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello James,

thank you for your answer, I'll take a look at the mentioned classes and 
interfaces.

Best regards,
Tom


At 10:20 04.04.02 -0500, you wrote:
> To answer the licensing question, please refer to your lawyer; we cannot
> answer legal questions here.
>
> The CVS code is in the plug-in org.eclipse.team.cvs.core. Currently it
> includes a few Eclipse concepts:
>
> -org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor and friends are used
> pervasively for progress monitoring.
> -The entire CVS client is based on org.eclipse.core.resources.IResource
> and friends, rather than on java.io.File.
>
> There may be others that I can't think of just now. Delta listening comes
> to mind, but that wouldn't be needed with a pure java.io.File solution.
>
> It is certainly technically possible to re-architect the code such that
> the Eclipse-specific code is removed. Might be a bit of work but it
> certainly can be done.
>
> james
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> Thomas Singer <thomas.singer@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Is the any CVS module from Eclipse independent of it? In other words: can
> it be used technically outside of Eclipse? (Does the licensing allows
> this?)
>
> Tom
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