Creating a MultiUser project on a Dev Server with VS.NET2003

[chadmg]

I'm hoping on of you smart people can help me. I'm use to Visual Studio 6 where it is quite easy to set up a web project on a development server and then set up projects on individual developer's computers from that existing project. They had other options too, like Master Mode and Local Mode.

Well, with VS.NET 2003 this ability is either buried or removed, because I can't seem to be able to accomplish this. I need to be able to create one project on a development server. Then have developers all use that project which creates local copies on their machines. To edit a file, you grab a new copy of the file and when you're done you release it, which overwrites the file on the server.

Hopefully someone can understand my ramblings and help me here. Thanks a lot.

[Chart]

Hi!

I saw your post earlier, but since i don't know anyhing about VS.NET '03, i passed. This is not a solution to your problem, but an alternative. If no one can help you out, i suggest you try setting up a CVS server. I used CVS in a project where many people had to work on the same files, and it worked like a charm. It's multi-platform, there are many clients out there, and it's been tested and proved.

Of course if you find the solution for VS you should go with that since it'll take you less time to set up seeing as you're a little familiar with it ;)

Good luck!

Chart out.

[TheNige]

we use MS Source Safe and VS.Net for group development.