Re: Where do you keep your source?

David,

5. on another system, compiled, and JAR'ed there.  Resultant JAR file
is
transferred to 400 for optimization.

We use CVS and deploy using ANT. A CVS server is fairly easy
to set up, if you are interested I could post some instructions. I
am pretty close with support for ANT on the iSeries as part of
the iSeries-toolkit. Ideally, CVS would also run natively on the
iSeries.

David Morris

>>> dgibbs@mks.com 04/10/02 09:01AM >>>
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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