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Web Applications not supported?

This may be down to how RTC finds the files, but I have an ASP.NET web app that I'd like to now manage in RTC and can't get it to handle any of it's files!

I am aware that "normal" projects stash everything under VS2005\Projects\<ProjectName> whereas websites have the solution file there and the bulk of the work in VS2005\WebSites\<ProjectName>

Also I take it from this that there's not a cat in hells chance of getting a build configured for an ASP.NET project?

Cheers in advance

Tel

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Here's an article that talks about supporting website projects: http://jazz.net/library/article/583.
In the upcoming release in June, we're planning to have better and more direct support for sharing website projects that won't require you to create a website project under a solution that you need to check in. Till then, I hope you find this article useful.
As for builds, I don't believe we have a build template that caters specifically to website projects. We do have hooks in the form of command line based builds or ant scripts where you can plug in your own build scripts.
Cheers
--Rupa

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Many thanks Rupa for the response.

I'll have a good play with builds and see what I can come up with for a command line compile.

Again, many thanks

Tel

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Here's an article that talks about supporting website projects: http://jazz.net/library/article/583.

It appears the link is dead? "The library item that you requested cannot be found. It might have been removed, or is temporarily unavailable."

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It appears the link is dead? "The library item that you requested cannot be found. It might have been removed, or is temporarily unavailable."


There is a little puntuation made it's way into the link. Try this.

http://jazz.net/library/article/583

Cheers

Tel

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It appears the link is dead? "The library item that you requested cannot be found. It might have been removed, or is temporarily unavailable."


There is a little puntuation made it's way into the link. Try this.

http://jazz.net/library/article/583

Cheers

Tel

Doh. I should have noticed that. thanks!

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