RE: Where do you keep your source?

["Gary L Peskin" <garyp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At the moment, we use option 5.  Source is kept in CVS on an NT server.

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> Subject: Where do you keep your source?
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>
> Folks:
>
> I'm kind of curious how folks manage their java source for the 400?
>
> Specifically, does anyone really use source physical files
> for real world, ongoing, development of Java?
>
> Could you answer with one of the following ...
>
> Java source is stored ...
> 1. in source physical files and copied to IFS for compilation
> and JAR'ing. 2. in the IFS and compiled & JAR'ed there. 3. on
> another system (PC / Unix) and transferred to the 400 for
> compilation 4. on another system and compiled there.
> Resultant class files are transferred to 400 for JARing and
> optimization. 5. on another system, compiled, and JAR'ed
> there.  Resultant JAR file is transferred to 400 for optimization.
>
> Thanks!
>
> david
>
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> David Gibbs
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