2008 Mar 27 4:04 AM
Hi all,
Have anyone made use of CVS in Adobe Flex Builder 2/3 or has any idea about the significance, use or application of the same. Please let me know.
Regards,
Gita
2008 Mar 27 4:19 AM
I am going to assume you mean Concurrent Versions System. If that's what you're talking about then really the question is more what CVS plugin do you use in Eclipse. Flex Builder is built on Eclipse so you can use any of the CVS plugins for Eclipse with Flex Builder. A word of caution here though, most of the open source community has switched to using Subversion(SVN) for their SCM(Source Code Management) solutions and there is much better support then the older CVS.
If you weren't talking about version control, then sorry for clogging up the forum.
Hi all,
Have anyone made use of CVS in Adobe Flex Builder 2/3 or has any idea about the significance, use or application of the same. Please let me know.
Regards,
Gita
2008 Mar 27 4:19 AM
I am going to assume you mean Concurrent Versions System. If that's what you're talking about then really the question is more what CVS plugin do you use in Eclipse. Flex Builder is built on Eclipse so you can use any of the CVS plugins for Eclipse with Flex Builder. A word of caution here though, most of the open source community has switched to using Subversion(SVN) for their SCM(Source Code Management) solutions and there is much better support then the older CVS.
If you weren't talking about version control, then sorry for clogging up the forum.
2008 Apr 08 10:16 PM
hi gita,
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karthik
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2008 Apr 09 12:22 AM
[Karthik|https://forums.sdn.sap.com/profile.jspa?userID=3721812], that is quite the lengthy post consider the original question only had to to with CVS. However it was a very well structured discussion about Flex in general. But it seemed rather familiar - almost like I had read it somewhere before. In fact that was because I had read it before - on the original author's website:
[http://www.builderau.com.au/program/flash/print.htm?TYPE=story&AT=339252025-339028413t-320002020c|http://www.builderau.com.au/program/flash/print.htm?TYPE=story&AT=339252025-339028413t-320002020c]
So unless you can in fact prove that you are Andrew Muller, you are clearly plagurizing his work and in clear violation of the terms of usage on SDN. And this no less than a day after Marilyn Pratt just posted a blog about the consequences of such innappropriate behavior:
[/people/marilyn.pratt/blog/2008/04/07/how-to-lower-your-status-in-the-sap-community|/people/marilyn.pratt/blog/2008/04/07/how-to-lower-your-status-in-the-sap-community]
2008 Apr 09 3:52 PM
hi jung,
i have not seen that matter any where. i collected for the user who asked for me. i am obeying rules of sdn 100%. i am not disobeying them.i have provided information for the users question.thats all.if at all you fell it as a mistake.for give me.
thanks
karthik
2008 Apr 09 4:00 PM
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> hi jung,
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> i have not seen that matter any where. i collected for the user who asked for me. i am obeying rules of sdn 100%. i am not disobeying them.i have provided information for the users question.thats all.if at all you fell it as a mistake.for give me.
>
> thanks
> karthik
I couldn't disagree with you more. You cut and pasted the content of someone else's blog into the posting under your name. You didn't credit the original author or link to his original posting. That is by every definition Plagurism!
If you just wanted to provide information - just provide a link.
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