CVS is a version of the version of Free, and JDeveloper10g begins support for CVS.
JDeveloper10.1.2 Need WinCVS and CVSNT to install CVSNT, you don't have to install it without installing its two services;
However, JDeveloper 10.1.3 has already supported CVS embedded.
After I use CVSNT, after setting CVS's repositories, add users in the Windows user group, which can operate the CVS directory.
Open JDeveloper to create a CVS connection, enter users and CVSHOME, and test the connection.
Choose an Applications Workplace that needs to be sent, right-click Import Module, you can add the entire Application to CVS. Other users, after connecting to the CVS server, select a local directory, then put this module check out.
Check IN uses commit, check out with Update.
New file uses Add Add to version control
Use VESION-> Pending Changes to view the entire project version change.
Outgo: Local modification still has no Checkin
Imcoming: Other people have modified, there is no Check Out in the local
Candidate: New file, no version control server
