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Thomas G. Marshall
I'm curious about something.
I'm doing java development on both my notebook and desktop system. I need
to keep the two in sync.
I /can/, of course, run synchronization software (that is not cognizant of
java nor anything else but just files and folders) to keep the source
folders up to date with each other, but I was wondering if there wasn't a
way to have a CVS repository (or whatever else you can think of) handle this
seamlessly, perhaps *within* eclipse.
I'm not using CVS currently, but will if it helps. Or does eclipse have
some other way of handling revisions and/or syncing? Or am I just going to
have to sync them either by hand or by sync software?
Is there some other way that folks manage this?
I'm doing java development on both my notebook and desktop system. I need
to keep the two in sync.
I /can/, of course, run synchronization software (that is not cognizant of
java nor anything else but just files and folders) to keep the source
folders up to date with each other, but I was wondering if there wasn't a
way to have a CVS repository (or whatever else you can think of) handle this
seamlessly, perhaps *within* eclipse.
I'm not using CVS currently, but will if it helps. Or does eclipse have
some other way of handling revisions and/or syncing? Or am I just going to
have to sync them either by hand or by sync software?
Is there some other way that folks manage this?