What is CVS model? Is there any method to transfer programs written in our system to a Server?

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ravisankar

  • Apr 10th, 2007
 

CVS is concurrrent versioning system.  It is like server system where we can place all the files of a particular project, which we can call as repository.  We can update the files by checking out into the CVS and update the files by next versions.
We can use VSS ( Visual Source Safe ) or WINSCP to transfer files written in our system to server.

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VK

  • Jun 14th, 2007
 

CVS can be used as repository of project files. We can checkin/checkout the files and the system maintains the version number on all the files. So even we can retrieve the older versions of files, compare the changes between two versions, get to know the author and date who checked in the file etc.
Eclipse has a buildin plugin support for CVS.

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Neha

  • Nov 18th, 2007
 

To check in or check out our project related file .. the latest check in file will be there as the latest version ..

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