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    JCA 1.5 Resource Adapter for CVS


    Hi

    First post here, ill appogise now for any screw ups made durring this
    post

    After a bit of advice really.

    I am writting an application that needs to interact with CVS, checkout
    - comit - tag etc. I have been told that the best way to do this will
    be writting a JCA compiant Resource adapter for our App server
    (Jboss).

    Is this overkill?

    We have standardised on JBOSS as our application server, so there is
    no benifit as far as porability.
    We wont be using CVS for future projects

    Many Thanks

    Harps wrote:
    > I am writting an application that needs to interact with CVS, checkout
    > - comit - tag etc. I have been told that the best way to do this will
    > be writting a JCA compiant Resource adapter for our App server
    > (Jboss).

    > Is this overkill?

    > We have standardised on JBOSS as our application server, so there is
    > no benifit as far as porability.
    > We wont be using CVS for future projects

    Given your last paragraph, JCA might be a bit much because there is
    some complexity. However, if you see some benefits and are willing to
    undertake it, we should be able to help you. You might start with my
    article on JDJ Online, "Understanding JCA" (http://sys-con.com/story/?
    storyid=46283&de=1). It describes the basic framework. The built-in
    cci interfaces would probably be best to use.

    --
    Lee Fesperman, FFE Software, Inc. (http://www.firstsql.com)
    ==============================================================
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    On May 15, 8:40 am, Lee Fesperman <first@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    Hi Lee

    Thank you for replying, I had nearly given up and was in the process
    of
    sitting down with a cup of coffee and the JCA 1.5 Spec.

    Ill have a read of your article and post back any questions that come
    up
    .....probably loads

    again thank you for your reply

    Kind Regards

    Harpritt

    Great article bud

    im still reading through it, fasinating stuff...

    On May 15, 2:01 pm, Harps <harpr@gmail.com> wrote:

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