> > > > I'm working with Brett on this problem. The code appears > to hard-code > > this value in org.w3c.cvs.CvsRunner: > > > > private static final File tmpdir = new File("/tmp"); > > public static boolean debug = true; > [..] > > I'm wondering what's the best way for us to change this? > I'm assuming > > we would write our own version of CvsRunner, but I'd like > to change our > > CvsRunner to pick the tmp dir up from a props file > somewhere. Is there > > another example of doing something like this we could use? > Would this > > class have access to any properties set in, say, server.props? > > I will change this to use the default temp dir (using > File.createTempFile) > Does it solve the problem, or do you want a way to sepcify > the temp dir? > Thanks, > Just thinking through this problem a bit more, and after finding out that we're now having problems with the -F parameter when the argument has a space in the name (e.g. on Windows platforms, a typical temp directory is "C:\Documents and Settings\user"), could this code be easily be switched to use the -m option instead? -m allows you to specify the comment inline with the command. This seems to be to be a bit less resource intensive and at the same time fixes the problem of spaces in the directory names that we're having. I'm going to change CvsRunner to use -m instead. If you'd like diffs, I'd be happy to supply the changes I make. Cheers, Craig -- Craig L. Ching Chief Product Architect IBM Certified Specialist, MQSeries IBM Certified Developer, MQSeries MQSoftware, Inc. (952) 345-8720 www.mqsoftware.comReceived on Friday, 6 June 2003 17:09:21 UTC
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