We are moving from vb6 to VS2005. We are having problems colaborating using
vs2005 and vss.
We tried to setup a project on one PC and then retrieve the project on a
different machine we get the following message
"The solution appears to be under source control, but its binding
information cannot be found. It is possible taht the MSSCPRJ.SCC file or
another item that holds the source control settings for the solutions, has
been deleted. Because it is not possible to recover this missing
automatically, the projects whose bindings are missing will be treated as
not under source control."
Any suggestion how this can be avoided?
Thanks,
Jonathan Orgel
We found the problem:
In VSS, Tools|Options|File Types there is a definition for which types of
files should have the .scc file associated with them when they are checked
out of VSS. The full string which includes all types of VB6 and VS types of
project files should be follows:
*.sln, *.vbproj, *.vbp, *.csproj, *.vcproj, *.dsp, *.mdp, *.mak, *.vfpproj,
*.vdp, *.vdproj, *.dbp, *.vsmproj, *.vsmacros, *.hwproj, *.etp, *.etpproxy,
*.actproj, *.atp, *.dmp, *.mdmp, *.dsw, *.vjsproj, *.csdproj, *.vbdproj
Now the .scc file is being created when the project file is retrieved from
VSS and everything is proceeding smoothly!
- Joe Geretz -
> We are moving from vb6 to VS2005. We are having problems colaborating
> using vs2005 and vss.
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> Jonathan Orgel