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??? -- .NET Solutions using VSS

I have created a base architecture for a .NET solution which has a few projects:   ASP.NET Web Project, C# Data Library, and some other Class Library Projects.     I added this to VSS (Visual Source Safe) so that 2 other developers can work on the same project with up-to-date code.    I am having a LOT of trouble trying to set up the local machines with this solution.    When I set up the Solution from “Source Control” it creates a folder under c:\inetpub\wwwroot\solution.    And then it also creates a separate entry for the ASP.NET “project” under c:\inetpub\wwwroot\solutionwebproject ??  

On each of the developers machines, I set up a path called c:\projects\solution.    In VSS, I set the working folder for the solution to be c:\projects\solution.  

When I start up .NET should I be choosing “File, Source Control, Open From Souce Control” and choosing the solution file?    Shouldn't this automatically add the projects under the solution?

I am about ready to pull my hair out with this....   It is MADDENING....

Or maybe I am mad....  Could be a little of both....   ;-)

Any suggestions on the sequence of events to achieve this simple task???

Thanks!

MLD

posted on Friday, October 29, 2004 7:49 AM by MLDBoston





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