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CVS for the impatient

Download the source code
Accessing the CVS repository via AnonCVS
Accessing the CVS repository with full write privilegs

## Download the source code

Most of the users probably do not need access to the source code on a day by day basis. This is especially true if you need a OpenEJB system based on rock solid source code instead of bleading edge features.

As soon as we publish our first major release to the public you can download a source and a binary version of OpenEJB at the sourceforge download page.

## Accessing the CVS repository via AnonCVS

There are two methods of accessing the CVS source repository to get the code with bleading edge features. The first one is called anonymous access and is available to everyone via a anonymous user. The second one is only available to active OpenEJB developers.

As mentioned earlier, everybody is allowed to checkout the complete OpenEJB source code via a anonymous user/password pair. To do, simply type the following commands at your command prompt. If you are using a GUI client you have to configure 'em appropriate.

          cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.openejb.sf.net:/cvsroot/openejb login

          cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.openejb.sf.net:/cvsroot/openejb checkout openejb

## Accessing the CVS repository with full write privilegs

Real OpenEJB committers have a login on the sourceforge CVS server. If you are not a committer but want to submit patches or even want to request commit privilegs, you have to follow several guidelines. Please see our contributor guidlines for more information.

To use your login on the sourceforge CVS server, you have to follow one of the links below, depending on the type of your operationg system.

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