Hello. This is driving me nuts. My goal is to add a web project (already in Vault) to a new solution file, then add the solution file to Vault, but I'm not getting very far. After I add the web project to the new solution file, I close visual studio, then open up the solution. I get this error from VS.Net:
"The source control binding information has been removed for project MyProject. The project will be opened without source control.
Then, I click OK, and get this error:
The project 'MyProject' is under source control. An error occurred registering this project with source control. It is recommended that you do not make any changes to this project.
Then, my project does not appear to be under source control.
Here's how I produced the error:
1) Create a new solution file in VS.Net 2003
2) Add the new existing web project.
3) Test it and it runs in the IDE.
4) Close VS.Net (which also save's the solution file)
5) Open VS.Net - and I get the errors which I described above.
Am I doing this wrong? I've spend far to much time on this already. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Steve
Error adding
Moderator: SourceGear
Rather than add the web project to the solution via the VS Add command, try it from Source Control->Add Project From Source Control. This may retain the bindings it had.
You may also trying unbinding the web project from source control first (this doesn't remove it from Vault - it just removes the association between the folder in Vault and the folder on your hard drive). Otherwise, it may get confused as to which solution it is bound to.
You may also trying unbinding the web project from source control first (this doesn't remove it from Vault - it just removes the association between the folder in Vault and the folder on your hard drive). Otherwise, it may get confused as to which solution it is bound to.