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Source Control Binding problem

erik_warren
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Just migrating from compaq VF 6.6 to IVF 10.0.

I have Visual Studio 2005 Professional version

I use CVS for source control. I use PUSHOK CVS proxy to connect Visual Studio to CVS.

I have been successfully using this setup for VB.net projects with no problem and it also works with no problem with the custom Visual studio that came with Compaq VF 6.6

My repository structure looks like this

DOE

DOEFXAPS

DOESOURCE

DOESOURCEA1

DOESOURCEM1

... (several more children within DOESOURCE)

My project is a dll. The project is located in DOEFXAPS.

All the .FOR source files are in DOESOURCE and the various subfolders within DOESOURCE.

When I add source files to the project I get a message stating that it is impossible for source control plugin to control the source files. I am instructed to make a copy of the source files in the DOEFXAPS or change the project binding to a common ancestor of all the files.

I changed the project binding to DOE but source control functions are still disabled for all the source files.

The source files may be used for more than one project so they need to be located in a sibling folder to the project and not in a child folder of the project.

How can this be accomplished.

Erik

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