/**
* Update the listed files from the repository
*
* @param client The client to use to perform the update with
* @param listener The listener to receive notifications of updated files
* @param theFiles The set of files to update
* @param force Whether to do a forced "clean copy" update (override local changes)
* @return UpdateServerResponse with information about the update
* @throws CommandAbortedException
* @throws CommandException
* @throws AuthenticationException
* @throws InvalidCvsRootException
*/
synchronized UpdateServerResponse doUpdateFiles(
BlueJCvsClient client, UpdateListener listener, Set theFiles, boolean force)
throws CommandAbortedException, CommandException, AuthenticationException {
UpdateCommand command = new UpdateCommand();
command.setFiles(listToFileArray(theFiles));
command.setCleanCopy(force);
command.setRecursive(false);
command.setBuildDirectories(true);
command.setPruneDirectories(true);
UpdateServerResponse updateServerResponse = new UpdateServerResponse(listener, client);
client.getEventManager().addCVSListener(updateServerResponse);
client.setLocalPath(projectPath.getAbsolutePath());
printCommand(command, client);
setupConnection(client);
try {
adminHandler.setMildManneredMode(true);
client.executeCommand(command, globalOptions);
updateServerResponse.waitForExecutionToFinish();
} finally {
// restore previous excludes setting
client.getEventManager().removeCVSListener(updateServerResponse);
disconnect(client);
adminHandler.setMildManneredMode(false);
}
updateServerResponse.setConflictMap(client.getConflictFiles());
return updateServerResponse;
}
/**
* Get a client object which can be used to execute commands.
*
* <p>It's necessary to get a fresh client for each command because once the client is put in the
* "aborted" state there's no way to undo that effect.
*
* @return A client (without connection established)
*/
BlueJCvsClient getClient() {
BlueJCvsClient client = new BlueJCvsClient(null, adminHandler);
client.dontUseGzipFileHandler();
return client;
}