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Managing Visual Studio code using RTC

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I have a customer who wants to manage VS.NET code in RTC now (before we get our hands on the VS.NET integration). Importing code should not be a big problem - but what about importing the code *and* still being able to access the files from VS.NET. In this scenario, RTC is just a SCM/Work item tool.

Anyone tried this or have any helpful ideas?

anthony

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When we started developing the VS.NET client, this is the mode we had to work in.

Use the Eclipse RTC client to add/check-in/deliver code, then from Visual Studio you can open the solution, do regular development. Return back to the Eclipse RTC client, refresh the workspace, and checkin/deliver. Note that the beta of the RTC VS client will be available next Friday on Jazz.net, so maybe they can wait.

Jean-Michel

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When we started developing the VS.NET client, this is the mode we had to work in.

Use the Eclipse RTC client to add/check-in/deliver code, then from Visual Studio you can open the solution, do regular development. Return back to the Eclipse RTC client, refresh the workspace, and checkin/deliver. Note that the beta of the RTC VS client will be available next Friday on Jazz.net, so maybe they can wait.

Jean-Michel


Excellent! Even better. I will see if they can wait till next Friday.

anthony

p.s If they can't wait, what VS.NET files did you set to ignore for SCM purposes?

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The usual list:

*.suo, *.user, *.exe, /bin, /obj...

I'd wait until Friday ;)

Jean-Michel

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