Andrew:
Are you using the MSSCCI based client (VS 2003 compatible)?
DLL's getting added to SCC (web service project)
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Andrew:
I went back, and created a new web service w/ class libraries under VS 2005 SP1. I then placed the solution and projects under source control. File -> Source Control -> Add Solution to Source Control.
When I edit a file in the web site or class library, it only checks out the file I am editing. VS 2005 never asks to create bin\ directories upon edit or a full solution build.
How did the project get into Vault to begin with? Did you add the files manually through a Vault GUI or CLC client? Or did you get them in from VS' SCC side of things (File -> Source Control -> Add Solution to Source Control)?
Have you tried to remove the bin\ and other files from SCC control from the Solution Explorer?
I went back, and created a new web service w/ class libraries under VS 2005 SP1. I then placed the solution and projects under source control. File -> Source Control -> Add Solution to Source Control.
When I edit a file in the web site or class library, it only checks out the file I am editing. VS 2005 never asks to create bin\ directories upon edit or a full solution build.
How did the project get into Vault to begin with? Did you add the files manually through a Vault GUI or CLC client? Or did you get them in from VS' SCC side of things (File -> Source Control -> Add Solution to Source Control)?
Have you tried to remove the bin\ and other files from SCC control from the Solution Explorer?
Jeff Clausius
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Blowing the candle out
Thanks Jeff.
Yes - Web was added as you did.
BUT in playing around I discovered that the "WebService" had been created as a File\New\ASP .Net WebApplication.
I removed the WebApplication and added a File\New\ASP .Net Web Service Application.
After adding this to Vault and rebuilding the Solution the Bin folder was NOT added to source control. After a few cycles of editing and rebuilding the Bin folder is still NOT int Vault. Yippee
Dunno if this the change to a WebService Project or jsut removing and recreating did the trick though.
cheers
Andrew
Yes - Web was added as you did.
BUT in playing around I discovered that the "WebService" had been created as a File\New\ASP .Net WebApplication.
I removed the WebApplication and added a File\New\ASP .Net Web Service Application.
After adding this to Vault and rebuilding the Solution the Bin folder was NOT added to source control. After a few cycles of editing and rebuilding the Bin folder is still NOT int Vault. Yippee
Dunno if this the change to a WebService Project or jsut removing and recreating did the trick though.
cheers
Andrew
This problem is worse with the 4.0.2 VSIP client. With the MSSCCI client a "stray DLL" would get added from the bin folder. However, with the VSIP client which I just started using, the entire BIN folder of my web service project wants to get added to Vault! This makes check-ins nearly impossible at the solution level as I have to uncheck all of the /bin folder files to get the check-in to succeed. Is this a bug?
Neal Culiner
NC Software, Inc.
http://www.nc-software.com
Vault 5.1.2
VS 2010/C#
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
VB.NET Forums: http://www.vbdotnetforums.com
NC Software, Inc.
http://www.nc-software.com
Vault 5.1.2
VS 2010/C#
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
VB.NET Forums: http://www.vbdotnetforums.com
I'm not certain why a "stray" DLL would get added in the MSSCCI client. Do you have a solution / project you could send for examination? We cannot recreate this in house with VS 2005 based projects using SP1.
In regards to VSIP, that is not the intended behavior. See 4.0.2 problems for my initial post.
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In regards to VSIP, that is not the intended behavior. See 4.0.2 problems for my initial post.
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Jeff Clausius
SourceGear
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