lvxiaoyi
2007-02-05

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lvxiaoyi
2007-02-05

Apache stopped using CVS two years ago. Every project has the appropriate
instructions to download the sources from the *Subversion* repository. For
example, if you want the instructions on how to access the repository for
Commons BeanUtils, go to [1]. Note that a large number of Apache projects
are built with Maven in such cases, the way to find this kind of link is
to select "Project Info" from the left navigation bar, then "Source
Repositories".

Craig

[1]

Commons threadpool is dormat and unfortunately its website hasn't been
updated to point to subversion (site still references cvs).

As it doesn't appear to have been released then the only option is to
check out the source from subversion.

You can view the source online here:

and checkout from subversion using the following url:

Details of subversion available here:
http://subversion.tigris.org/

Niall

2/5/07, Craig McClanahan <craigmcc (AT) apache (DOT) orgwrote:
Apache stopped using CVS two years ago. Every project has the appropriate
instructions to download the sources from the *Subversion* repository. For
example, if you want the instructions on how to access the repository for
Commons BeanUtils, go to [1]. Note that a large number of Apache projects
are built with Maven in such cases, the way to find this kind of link is
to select "Project Info" from the left navigation bar, then "Source
Repositories".

Craig

[1]

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