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Remco - 29 Sep 2004 09:24 GMT
Hello,

We're having a visual studio enterprise project (etp) and strugling with the
different location of some third-party references.

Solution X
   ETP X
       DAL
       BLL
       COMMON
       WEB

In the WEB project (layer) there is e.g. a reference to skmMenu.dll (for
generating dhmtl)
The physical location at my pc is at my D: drive and my collegue has the
location at an other location.

Everytime one of is doing a check-out and later on a check-in the other
person(s) do have to set the references again to their physical location.

Any suggestions except setting up the same folder structure?

Thanks in advance,

Remco
Richard J - 29 Sep 2004 13:51 GMT
Remco,

The only other suggestion that I can think of is to not place the project
file (.VBP, etc) under source control.  In this case, each developer has
his/her own version of the project file with the proper locations.

The version maintained in VSS would be the version of the project file used
to build the release candidate of the application.

Hopefully that makes sense.
Richard

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