I have an ASP.Net application that I have been developing on my local machine for
some time now. At this time, I need to deploy it to a development server since
it has now become a multi-developer project and we need to integrate SourceSafe
with IIS to allow for the source control for it.
I know how to set up the Source Control (SS) to do this, but what I need to know
before hand is:
The ss admin does not want to turn on individual permissions for the files (Read,
Write, Delete, blah). Only allows us to check-out/in. No adds, deletes, et
cetera. So, we can't create the project, add files to the project, etc. Which
stinks! But hey, gotta adapt. So, what do I need to do on my end to make sure
this project gets added correctly to the SS db, which is a remote db btw?
thanks a bunch!
Mythran the disgruntled programmer analyst. 11 2081
"Mythran" <ki********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
news:eg******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... I have an ASP.Net application that I have been developing on my local
machine for some time now. At this time, I need to deploy it to a development server
since it has now become a multi-developer project and we need to integrate
SourceSafe with IIS to allow for the source control for it.
I know how to set up the Source Control (SS) to do this, but what I need
to know before hand is:
The ss admin does not want to turn on individual permissions for the files
(Read, Write, Delete, blah). Only allows us to check-out/in. No adds, deletes,
et cetera. So, we can't create the project, add files to the project, etc.
Which stinks! But hey, gotta adapt. So, what do I need to do on my end to make
sure this project gets added correctly to the SS db, which is a remote db btw?
thanks a bunch!
Mythran the disgruntled programmer analyst.
Moving to ASP.NET we no longer integrate SourceSafe with IIS.
In VS.NET the VS on your local machine does all of the interaction with
SourceSafe.
Now for your SS admin. Adding items to source control happens very
frequently for projects in development. He won't be able to keep up with
all of the items to add, and should relent here.
Delete is also frequent, and he can give you permission to delete items, but
not "Destroy Permanently". They are still there in SS, but gone from the
project. Without the ability to delete, your projects will fill up with
dead items, and without the ability to Destroy Permanently, there is no real
danger.
David
Is it actually Microsfot VSS? If so, are you located in the same building
on the same subnet?
VSS doesn't do internet. =)
Also, when you say you can't add, you mean, he won't let you add new files
to a SS database? If not, your kinda screwed. You can check out your
..vbproj and add files, but if I can't add the actual file to the database,
its kinda dumb. =)
Maybe some clarification would help.
thanks,
CJ
"Mythran" <ki********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
news:eg******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... I have an ASP.Net application that I have been developing on my local
machine for some time now. At this time, I need to deploy it to a development server
since it has now become a multi-developer project and we need to integrate
SourceSafe with IIS to allow for the source control for it.
I know how to set up the Source Control (SS) to do this, but what I need
to know before hand is:
The ss admin does not want to turn on individual permissions for the files
(Read, Write, Delete, blah). Only allows us to check-out/in. No adds, deletes,
et cetera. So, we can't create the project, add files to the project, etc.
Which stinks! But hey, gotta adapt. So, what do I need to do on my end to make
sure this project gets added correctly to the SS db, which is a remote db btw?
thanks a bunch!
Mythran the disgruntled programmer analyst.
My experiene with VSS is that it is best to let Visual Studio handle the
creation of the new project in VSS. In other words, add the project
through Visual Studio. Then delete the source code from your machine
and use the Open from Source Control menu option to recreate the
project. A lot of work? Yes. But it saves me from trying to figure
out exactly what VSS needs and where.
HTH
Bruce Johnson http://www.ObjectSharp.com/Bruce
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:))
OHM
CJ Taylor wrote: Is it actually Microsfot VSS? If so, are you located in the same building on the same subnet?
VSS doesn't do internet. =)
Also, when you say you can't add, you mean, he won't let you add new files to a SS database? If not, your kinda screwed. You can check out your .vbproj and add files, but if I can't add the actual file to the database, its kinda dumb. =)
Maybe some clarification would help.
thanks, CJ
"Mythran" <ki********@hot mail.com> wrote in message news:eg******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... I have an ASP.Net application that I have been developing on my local machine for some time now. At this time, I need to deploy it to a development server since it has now become a multi-developer project and we need to integrate SourceSafe with IIS to allow for the source control for it.
I know how to set up the Source Control (SS) to do this, but what I need to know before hand is:
The ss admin does not want to turn on individual permissions for the files (Read, Write, Delete, blah). Only allows us to check-out/in. No adds, deletes, et cetera. So, we can't create the project, add files to the project, etc. Which stinks! But hey, gotta adapt. So, what do I need to do on my end to make sure this project gets added correctly to the SS db, which is a remote db btw?
thanks a bunch!
Mythran the disgruntled programmer analyst.
--
Best Regards - OHM
O_H_M{at}BTInte rnet{dot}com
how would one pronounce that?
"One Handed Man [ OHM# ]" <O_H_M{at}BTInt ernet{dot}com> wrote in message
news:uM******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... 'Microsfot ' : Sounds like the Russian version of Microsoft.
:))
OHM
CJ Taylor wrote: Is it actually Microsfot VSS? If so, are you located in the same building on the same subnet?
VSS doesn't do internet. =)
Also, when you say you can't add, you mean, he won't let you add new files to a SS database? If not, your kinda screwed. You can check out your .vbproj and add files, but if I can't add the actual file to the database, its kinda dumb. =)
Maybe some clarification would help.
thanks, CJ
"Mythran" <ki********@hot mail.com> wrote in message news:eg******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... I have an ASP.Net application that I have been developing on my local machine for some time now. At this time, I need to deploy it to a development server since it has now become a multi-developer project and we need to integrate SourceSafe with IIS to allow for the source control for it.
I know how to set up the Source Control (SS) to do this, but what I need to know before hand is:
The ss admin does not want to turn on individual permissions for the files (Read, Write, Delete, blah). Only allows us to check-out/in. No adds, deletes, et cetera. So, we can't create the project, add files to the project, etc. Which stinks! But hey, gotta adapt. So, what do I need to do on my end to make sure this project gets added correctly to the SS db, which is a remote db btw?
thanks a bunch!
Mythran the disgruntled programmer analyst.
-- Best Regards - OHM
O_H_M{at}BTInte rnet{dot}com
Meercross Fot
CJ Taylor wrote: how would one pronounce that?
"One Handed Man [ OHM# ]" <O_H_M{at}BTInt ernet{dot}com> wrote in message news:uM******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... 'Microsfot ' : Sounds like the Russian version of Microsoft.
:))
OHM
CJ Taylor wrote: Is it actually Microsfot VSS? If so, are you located in the same building on the same subnet?
VSS doesn't do internet. =)
Also, when you say you can't add, you mean, he won't let you add new files to a SS database? If not, your kinda screwed. You can check out your .vbproj and add files, but if I can't add the actual file to the database, its kinda dumb. =)
Maybe some clarification would help.
thanks, CJ
"Mythran" <ki********@hot mail.com> wrote in message news:eg******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... I have an ASP.Net application that I have been developing on my local machine for some time now. At this time, I need to deploy it to a development server since it has now become a multi-developer project and we need to integrate SourceSafe with IIS to allow for the source control for it.
I know how to set up the Source Control (SS) to do this, but what I need to know before hand is:
The ss admin does not want to turn on individual permissions for the files (Read, Write, Delete, blah). Only allows us to check-out/in. No adds, deletes, et cetera. So, we can't create the project, add files to the project, etc. Which stinks! But hey, gotta adapt. So, what do I need to do on my end to make sure this project gets added correctly to the SS db, which is a remote db btw?
thanks a bunch!
Mythran the disgruntled programmer analyst.
-- Best Regards - OHM
O_H_M{at}BTInte rnet{dot}com
--
Best Regards - OHM
O_H_M{at}BTInte rnet{dot}com
Hi Mytrhan,
Put it on a CD and give it to your Source Safe Admin,
And than every hour a floppy with a little unreadable note what he has to
do.
Cor
Did you know that the characters SS give a bad memory for a lot of people in
my country and from a big part of the EU from 2004. Moving to ASP.NET we no longer integrate SourceSafe with IIS.
In VS.NET the VS on your local machine does all of the interaction with SourceSafe.
Now for your SS admin. Adding items to source control happens very frequently for projects in development. He won't be able to keep up with all of the items to add, and should relent here.
Delete is also frequent, and he can give you permission to delete items, but not "Destroy Permanently". They are still there in SS, but gone from the project. Without the ability to delete, your projects will fill up with dead items, and without the ability to Destroy Permanently, there is no real danger.
David
Ok, everyone took this a little further than what I intended to mean....so...he re
it oes again...
VS.Net afaik can not add web projects to VSS. If I'm wrong, good :)
VS.Net can add normal projects, console, windows, et cetera no problem and it is
nice.
VS.Net interacts through IIS to handle version control through VSS....If I'm
wrong, good again, but that's how I'm currently doing it...
1.) Intranet, not Internet ... Project on remote server on the Intranet.
2.) VSS is on a DIFFERENT remote server on the Intranet.
3.) My machine is neither of those two servers.
4.) I am not allowed to ADD, DELETE, DESTROY.
5.) None of the above can be altered.
6.) Anything that needs to be added, deleted, or destroyed must be done so by
going through our VSS admin.
7.) The admin doesn't know how to do what I'm asking here (the setup part).
8.) Miss anything?
Thanks again :)
Mythran
I've never had a problem adding a web project to VSS through VS.NET.
I don't know what you mean about 'interacts through IIS'. I don't think
that IIS is involved with the VS.NET/VSS interaction.
What it sounds like should happen is to have the VSS admin open up the
web project using VS.NET and add it. Heck, he can probably log into VSS
using his id on your system so that he doesn't have to install VS.NET
anyplace new.
HTH
Bruce Johnson http://www.ObjectSharp.com/Bruce
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