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DC Gringo - 16 Mar 2006 00:07 GMT
I have a project that was recently disconnected and reconnected to VSS 6
behind Visual Studio.NET 2003.  Upon getting latest version, several newly
created files did not come back to my workstation.  These files were created
and checked in by another developer.  The project file does make specific
reference to these files, for example:

<File
                   RelPath = "email\emailDeactivateConfirm.ascx.vb"
                   DependentUpon = "emailDeactivateConfirm.ascx"
                   SubType = "ASPXCodeBehind"
                   BuildAction = "Compile"
               />

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DC G
Alin Constantin [MSFT] - 16 Mar 2006 01:45 GMT
DC,

VisualStudio will not get newer files unless you perform a Get/GetLatest
command on the project node in SolutionExplorer.
If you just do a GetLatest on the form node in SolutionExplorer,
VisualStudio will have no idea that in the VSS database there is a dependent
file, and will only get the newer version of the form file (and won't get
the code behind file).
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>I have a project that was recently disconnected and reconnected to VSS 6
>behind Visual Studio.NET 2003.  Upon getting latest version, several newly
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DC Gringo - 17 Mar 2006 23:51 GMT
Alin  and others,

Thanks for the advice...unfortunately it didnt' work.  I clicked on the
project node in Solution Explorer, then went to File | Get | selected the
project node in the dialog box and OK, but still these newly checked in
files do not come down.

please help!

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DC G

> DC,
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Alin Constantin [MSFT] - 27 Mar 2006 01:08 GMT
Hi DC,

I'm not very familiar with the ascx files and I don't have VS2003 right now
to try reproducing the issue.

One thing that seems a bit weird to me is that the code behind file (RelPath
= "email\emailDeactivateConfirm.ascx.vb") appears to be in a different
folder than the associated "master" file "emailDeactivateConfirm.ascx". From
the relative path, it seems to me that code behind file be in an "email\"
subfolder? I wonder if this has anything to do with the scenario and with
the bug repro...
If this is correct, I'd try moving the codebehind file in the same folder as
the master file, and changing the project file to point to the correct
location of the code behind file.

If that doesn't help, I'd post a message to this forum
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=50&SiteID=1
and someone in QA will try to reproduce your scenario. Please let us know
with detail how you created the ascx file, the version of VSS you're using
(from SSExplorer's About box), what scc operations you do now that it still
don't work, where the files are in the VSS database (or anything else you
think might help reproducing this issue).

Thanks,
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> Alin  and others,
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