I'm trying to use InterDev with a network File Server.  When starting a
new project, I create the local files on the network File Server.  I use
my own (Windows XP Professional with IIS 5.1) computer (localhost) for
the web server while I'm doing the ASP coding.  The problem I am having
is that my cursor is delayed and slows down to a crawl, unless I keep
the local set of files on my own computer.  The problem is that everyone
in my office needs to have access to the local set of files and I want
to keep them on the File Server.  Is there something I need to be doing
to make this work?  My workaround is to simply keep the local files on
my own computer and then copy them to the File Server at the end of the
day, but that takes extra time and I don't always remember to do it.

Carl Olsen, MCSE
Des Moines, IA

You should

1) create the Main (master) project on the network server

2) add this master project to Visual Source Safe

3) instruct other developers (including yourself) to create a LOCAL COPY of
 the master project from the network server on your LOCAL machine.

4) This way, each developer can work on part of the project as required, Vi
sual Source Safe will prevent multiple developers from working on the same 
file at the same time.

5) When a developer is finish working on a file he/she can "check it back i
n" .

>>> carl-olsen@m... 12/10/02 08:04AM >>>
I'm trying to use InterDev with a network File Server.  When starting a
new project, I create the local files on the network File Server.  I use
my own (Windows XP Professional with IIS 5.1) computer (localhost) for
the web server while I'm doing the ASP coding.  The problem I am having
is that my cursor is delayed and slows down to a crawl, unless I keep
the local set of files on my own computer.  The problem is that everyone
in my office needs to have access to the local set of files and I want
to keep them on the File Server.  Is there something I need to be doing
to make this work?  My workaround is to simply keep the local files on
my own computer and then copy them to the File Server at the end of the
day, but that takes extra time and I don't always remember to do it.

Carl Olsen, MCSE
Des Moines, IA





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I've passed this on to our system administrator.  I have Visual Safe
Source, but I've never used it.  Thank you.

Carl Olsen, MCSE
Des Moines, IA

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Leon Tunctson [mailto:Leon.Tunctson@d...]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 7:53 AM
> To: Access ASP
> Subject: [access_asp] Re: InterDev problem
> 
> You should
> 
> 1) create the Main (master) project on the network server
> 
> 2) add this master project to Visual Source Safe
> 
> 3) instruct other developers (including yourself) to create a LOCAL
COPY
> of the master project from the network server on your LOCAL machine.
> 
> 4) This way, each developer can work on part of the project as
required,
> Visual Source Safe will prevent multiple developers from working on
the
> same file at the same time.
> 
> 5) When a developer is finish working on a file he/she can "check it
back
> in" .
> 
> >>> carl-olsen@m... 12/10/02 08:04AM >>>
> I'm trying to use InterDev with a network File Server.  When starting
a
> new project, I create the local files on the network File Server.  I
use
> my own (Windows XP Professional with IIS 5.1) computer (localhost) for
> the web server while I'm doing the ASP coding.  The problem I am
having
> is that my cursor is delayed and slows down to a crawl, unless I keep
> the local set of files on my own computer.  The problem is that
everyone
> in my office needs to have access to the local set of files and I want
> to keep them on the File Server.  Is there something I need to be
doing
> to make this work?  My workaround is to simply keep the local files on
> my own computer and then copy them to the File Server at the end of
the
> day, but that takes extra time and I don't always remember to do it.
> 
> Carl Olsen, MCSE
> Des Moines, IA
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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No problem.

Additional, each developer should have a copy of Visual Interdev installed 
on their workstation.

When they "create a new project" click on the "use an existing project" tab.

The "existing project" is the project that was created on the network serve
r.

Each workstation should have IIS installed, this comes with Win 2000 workst
ation, or the NT Option pack for NT

Developers can work in LOCAL or MASTER mode.


Leon Tunctson, MSCD
Baltimore, MD

>>> carl-olsen@m... 12/11/02 07:43AM >>>
I've passed this on to our system administrator.  I have Visual Safe
Source, but I've never used it.  Thank you.

Carl Olsen, MCSE
Des Moines, IA

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Leon Tunctson [mailto:Leon.Tunctson@d...]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 7:53 AM
> To: Access ASP
> Subject: [access_asp] Re: InterDev problem
>
> You should
>
> 1) create the Main (master) project on the network server
>
> 2) add this master project to Visual Source Safe
>
> 3) instruct other developers (including yourself) to create a LOCAL
COPY
> of the master project from the network server on your LOCAL machine.
>
> 4) This way, each developer can work on part of the project as
required,
> Visual Source Safe will prevent multiple developers from working on
the
> same file at the same time.
>
> 5) When a developer is finish working on a file he/she can "check it
back
> in" .
>
> >>> carl-olsen@m... 12/10/02 08:04AM >>>
> I'm trying to use InterDev with a network File Server.  When starting
a
> new project, I create the local files on the network File Server.  I
use
> my own (Windows XP Professional with IIS 5.1) computer (localhost) for
> the web server while I'm doing the ASP coding.  The problem I am
having
> is that my cursor is delayed and slows down to a crawl, unless I keep
> the local set of files on my own computer.  The problem is that
everyone
> in my office needs to have access to the local set of files and I want
> to keep them on the File Server.  Is there something I need to be
doing
> to make this work?  My workaround is to simply keep the local files on
> my own computer and then copy them to the File Server at the end of
the
> day, but that takes extra time and I don't always remember to do it.
>
> Carl Olsen, MCSE
> Des Moines, IA
>
>
>
>
>
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