How do I get sources from SourceForge using CVS?
CVS is a source code control system for managing access to, and synchronizing source code in a project that is being developed by multiple programmers. A full explanation of CVS is beyond the scope of this document, but information is available at sorceforge.net. To get the project containing the source from SourceForge, install CVS on your system and use it to download the module named “client-Java”. The user name is “anonymous”. CVSROOT is :pserver:anonymous@sourceforge.net:client-Java The server is sourceforge.net. If you have secure shell capability and a SourceForge account use “:ext:” instead of “:pserver:”, then type in your password when prompted. If you use a GUI based CVS tool like WinCVS or TortoiseCVS on Windows, be sure that you also have your system set up to run CVS from the command line. This is necessary because the newest version of JayBird uses libraries from the JBoss project to avoid licensing issues related to distributing some libraries from Sun. The Ant build sc
