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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / Source Safe / March 2006refresh doesn't work in VS.net 2005
Before , when using Visual InterDev + VSS 6.0 to develop ASP web project, in VI, click refresh will refresh the project folder structure without download any physical file to local, click "Get latest version" will get the file. But in VS.NET 2005 + VSS 2005 , the refresh doesn't refresh folder information, I need to use get latest version to refresh and download file to local. It's normal ? I'm not sure what kind of web projects are you using in VS2005... FrontPage web projects (remote websites, Interdev) don't have GetLatestVersion command. If you're talking about the Refresh command from SolutionExplorer, that should show the latest version of the website (all users work on the same files). http://localhost web projects (isolation mode websites) have GetLatestVersion. Opening the Get.... dialog instead should show you which files are new in the VSS database and will be brought into your enlistment if you continue with the Get. The Refresh command in SolutionExplorer refreshes the hierarchy in SolutionExplorer with the content of the current enlistment (not from th eVSS database) The Refresh command in File/SourceControl menu refreshes the source control status of files you already have in your enlistment.  SignatureAlin Constantin This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Before , when using Visual InterDev + VSS 6.0 to develop ASP web project, > in VI, click refresh will refresh the project folder structure without [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > It's normal ? It means I need to use "Get" instead of "Refresh" command to check the latest project hierarchy? > I'm not sure what kind of web projects are you using in VS2005... > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >> >> It's normal ? What kind of web projects are you working with? If you have FPSE web projects (Remote web sites), use Refresh command (from SolutionExplorer's toolbar). If you have localhost websites, use Get... or GetLatestVersion commands from context menu or File/SourceControl. SignatureAlin Constantin This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > It means I need to use "Get" instead of "Refresh" command to check > the latest project hierarchy? [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >>> >>> It's normal ? Thanks again. Is it possible to have a FPSE web project with SourceSafe in remote site? I want to update the source code of remote site automatically while I check-in file into VSS 2005 db each time. How to set up? Currently, I have a web project with sourcesafe control in a remote site. I can open the web project from my local machine by selecting VSS db, then I'll get a copy of the project in my local machine, however each time I check in files into VSS db, the remote site won't be updated. What will happen if I open a remote web project (w/ source safe) via FPSE? not via VSS db option. > What kind of web projects are you working with? > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] >>>> >>>> It's normal ? > Is it possible to have a FPSE web project with SourceSafe in remote site? Yes. You'll need VSS installed on the remote machine, then configure the website in IIS manager to use SourceSafe as External source control provider. The configuration steps depends on the OS type on the remote machine. See if this page helps or if not search the web for "frontpage and sourceSafe" http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/sccvs70/html/ve urfaddingfrontpagewebapplicationstosourcecontrol.asp Then on the client machine, open the website in VisualStudio using File/Open/WebSite/RemoteSites. You don't need VSS installed on client machine to work with this website. > I want to update the source code of remote site automatically while I > check-in file into VSS 2005 db each time. How to set up? With FPSE, you don't update the source code in website when you checkin in VSS, it's the other way around. All users working on this web project work work on the same files (directly in the remote website), and the website can be configured on the server to use VSS(External) as backend to keep history. I suggest to read the help and Msdn about web projects in VS2005. > Currently, I have a web project with sourcesafe control in a remote site. > I can open the web project from my local machine by selecting VSS db, If you have opened the projects from VSS dabase (File/Open/WebSite/SourceControl), those projects are using file-share access, not FPSE. If you have file share access to the machine you want automatically updated, and want to work with file-share webs, you can use Sourcesafe's Shadow Folders feature and set a shadow folder from the $/website to the remote share \\remotemachine\wwwroot$\website. See more information about shadow folders here http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/byx8tbka.aspx. Then in VS2005 you can continue to use the local copy of the web (opened either as a localdisk web or localhost web), and VSS will take care of updating the shadow folder on checkin (updating this way the files in the remote machine's share). You need VSS on client in this config, and you don't need it on the server. SignatureAlin Constantin This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Thanks again. > Is it possible to have a FPSE web project with SourceSafe in remote site? [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] >>>>> >>>>> It's normal ? > (File/Open/WebSite/SourceControl), those projects are using file-share + > VSS 2005 shadow folder This way is like the isolated development environment? simliar to Visual InterDev 6.0 + VSS 6.0 model? "Alin Constantin [MSFT]" <cnila@tfosorcim.moc> ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D:%23galO2uUGHA.4864@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... >> Is it possible to have a FPSE web project with SourceSafe in remote site? > [quoted text clipped - 90 lines] >>>>>> >>>>>> It's normal ? >> (File/Open/WebSite/SourceControl), those projects are using file-share + > This way is like the isolated development environment? This IS the isolated development model. > simliar to Visual InterDev 6.0 + VSS 6.0 model? I'm not very familiar with VID6, but I think it used FrontPageServerExtensions, so if I'm correct VID was more like RemoteSites in VS2005 (which is non-isolated development). The isolated/non-isolated terms are explained in this article http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnbda/html/tdlg _ch2.asp (a bit old, since it targeted VS2002, but still a good reading to know where you want to go) SignatureAlin Constantin This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. >> (File/Open/WebSite/SourceControl), those projects are using file-share + >> VSS 2005 shadow folder [quoted text clipped - 102 lines] >>>>>>> >>>>>>> It's normal ? Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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