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Using Eclipse's built-in CVS from ANT

 
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Eclipse is a great tool. It has many built-in interesting features -like CVS handling-.
I would like to be able to utilize Eclipse's plugin from my Ant script to be able to dynamically create eclipse projects or preferably project sets.
There are numerous jar files in a CVS directory, and I would like to add one or more of them to a specific project as external libaries.

I know it is possible for ant to use a CVS client that is installed on the machine. The problem is, I can't and don't want to install another CVS client on my or other develepoer's computer.

So I was wondering if was possible for Eclipse's ANT to user Eclipse's built-in CVS utility.
 
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