Webserver source code....how to get?

[beelzerob]

Has anyone downloaded the webserver plugin source code? This code is actually referenced in the official sage guide to writing plugins....but I can't seem to get it.

I go to the wiki community page for the web server plugin, but nowhere do I see how to get the source. It probably involves using svn, which I've downloaded and installed (tortoise). I tried getting the commercial skipper source, since it actually had a url for the svn location to download it...but trying it gave a "'Berkeley DB error while opening environment for filesystem "...same error I get when I try to just browse the source for the webserver.

Any help? That source would be a fantastic guide to writing plugins, I think.

[Narflex]

Go to Sourceforge.net and search for "sageplugins" it's hosted there as well.

[nielm]

it is in CVS at Sourceforge...
follow the instuctions here, or in your CVS client
Server: sageplugins.cvs.sf.net
user anonymous
password <blank>
Path: /cvsroot/sageplugins/webserver

or browse the source via the webcvs

[beelzerob]

Geez, I feel like such a newbie....I can't get anything to work.

I downloaded tortoiseCVS (to now go with my tortoiseSVN...I hope they don't get into a fight on my hard drive).

For the CVN checkout...., I put:
Protocol: Password server (:pserver:)
Protocol parameters: blank
Server: sageplugsin.cvs.sf.net
Port: blank
Repository folder: /cvsroot/sageplugsin/webserver
User name: anonymous
Module: webserver

Result:
Logging in to :pserver:anonymous@sageplugins.cvs.sf.net:2401:/cvsroot/sageplugins/webserver
cvs [login aborted]: authorization failed: server sageplugins.cvs.sf.net rejected access to /cvsroot/sageplugins/webserver for user anonymous

Error, CVS operation failed

In : "C:\Program Files\TortoiseCVS\cvs.exe" "-q" "login"
CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@sageplugins.cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/sageplugins/webserver


A dialog box comes up asking for a password, and I just hit enter...but then I get this message again, and it keeps repeating.

Grrrrrrr....any suggestions?

[nielm]

My fault:
the project is 'sageplugins'
the *module* is 'webserver'
So the repository folder should be '/cvsroot/sageplugins', but then you only checkout the 'webserver' module/subdirectory.
(Note that you will also need the module 'sageutils')

[beelzerob]

hmm...don't know if I was just missing the intended contraction, or not...but the server address didn't work for me. So, I finally figured out to replace .sf. with .sourceforge., and now its worked!

Now I've got plenty of .java to reference. Thanks!

*Goes back to trying a Hello World test....*