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Source code

Eclipse projects described in the blog, and other materials, are posted in a CVS (Concurrent Versions System) version control system. Readers have access to the CVS. Eclipse has a built-in CVS client that can view or check out these projects. A web-based project browser is also available.

How to add a CVS repository to Eclipse for Exploring Eclipse RCP blog

1. First open up the CVS perspective. Click on "Window" -> "Open perspective" -> "Other" -> "CVS Repository Explorer"
2. Create a new Repository Location. Right click on the left window -> "New" -> "Repository Location".
3. Fill out the form
   • Host: cvsdude.org
   • Repository path: /cvs/billblalock
   • User: systeminetworkblog
   • Password: eclipsercp
   • Connection type: pserver
   • Select "Use default port" radio button
   • Check "Save password"
4. Open the repository
5. Open HEAD
6. The projects will be listed. They can be explored through the CVS perspective or checked out.

Web access

Web access to CVS repository to Eclipse for Exploring Eclipse RCP blog

The link for web access to the CVS repository for Exploring Eclipse RCP blog is http://cvsdude.com/vcvs/billblalock

• User: systeminetworkblog
• Password: eclipsercp

Eclipse projects will have a "src" folder. That is where the Java source will be found. If you need help getting to the source code e-mail me at b_blalock@comcast.net

Thanks to CVSDude for hosting the materials for this blog at CVSDude : CVS, Subversion, Trac source control and project management hosting