Source control

Hi,
We are using pvcs as our source control. Now as we started developing applications in jdeveloper, we are unable to make a decision as how to structure the file system in pvcs whether to follow J2EE structure(ear,war) or Jdeveloper structure (WS, PRJ). Any Ideas/thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kavitha

The real purpose is it's stated name
Source Control.
As teams of developers need to build projects, sharing the source code can become a major issue.
The JDeveloper Source Control facility uses a small subset of the services of the Oracle Repository (part of Oracle Designer) to deliver the Source Control features needed for team development.
There is no other integration with Oracle designer as we are storing files not Designer type objects.
I hope this helps,
-John

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Visual Studio 2013 slows down + crashes when using Source Control features.

I have spent two full days trying to resolve this issue but no luck so here we go,
I have created a project using Visual Studio Team Foundation Server plug-in in the past. Later on I switched to
Microsoft Git Provider.
Now when I connect to that project in the Team Explorer and double click on the solution to work on it locally it somehow changes the plug in to Microsoft Git Provider automatically and of course I can't
Commit/Commit and Push since I receive following error in the Team Explorer,
An error occurred. Detailed message: Failed to open directory 'C:/Users/.../AppData/Local/Application Data/'
Manually changing the plug-in to the Visual Studio Team Foundation Server
results in a broken Team Explorer as below,
With Settings leading to an empty pane, and also a warning in the Team Explorer's Changes page telling me the message below if I click on Pending Changes...
Microsoft Git Provider is not the current Source Control plug-in. Change Plug-in
And manually selecting the solution from Solution Explorer, right click and
Add Solution to Source Control, leads to never ending hour glass and (Not responding) visual studio.
New Projects
Creating a new project is straight forward, unless I "Add to Source Control" is checked. If so, again never ending process if Microsoft TFS plug-in is selected in the tools and eventually me Ending the Visual Studio task. And a VERY long process
(40+ mins) if I have chosen Microsoft Git but that finishes successfully rather.
New TFS project from Team Explorer
If I create a new project in my Online Web Studio
Click on Open with Visual Studio Link => Opens and connects to a my newly created TFS in team explorer.
Clicking new in Team Explorer under Solutions to create a new solution and bind it to this Repo
leads to straight crash of Visual Studio and restarting attempt of VS.
So I really can't use Source Control from visual studio other than cloning GitHub's existing repo's on Visual Studio and Committing my current Microsoft Git managed projects.
I have attempted
Repairing Visual Studio (no luck in results)
Devenv.exe /setup (no luck)
Trying to scrap the SCC info on my solution then at least it won't get picked up by source control then I can Check it in as a new project. (no luck and the solution picks the Microsoft Git upon opening it by clicking on the .sln file.) I have followed
these steps in this stack overflow answer.
And lots of mucking around like removing my workspaces almost Thousand times and putting them back, binding and etc.
I am really stuck on this and it's holding me back from staring a new project (which is problematic using Adding to Source Control) and unfortunately is dependent on the old project (which is developed under Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Plug-in which
is throwing tantrums)
Would like to hear you pro-s input on this
Using
Visual Studio 2013 Community edition (recently switched from Pro to Express to Community)
Windows 7 (64-bit)
Git tools
Git windows installation
Nuget Package manager
Visual Studio Log File
http://filesave.me/file/50620/log-txt.html
Mehradzie

Hi Mehradzie,
Based on the description, seems you're working with Git team project in Visual Studio Online(formerly Team Foundation Service). I'd like to know whether you mean Visual Studio Git command tool as the plug-in, and if you're trying to create solutions/projects
with Visual Studio and add them to the created Git team project.
From the screenshot, you're not connect to the Git team project by using Team Explorer. To work with Git team project locally, you can follow the instructions as below:
Connect to Git team project by using Team Explorer, after that you might install Git tools if you connect to the team project for the first time
Clone the remote Git repository to a local git repository and set the path to local git repository
Create a solution and select Git source control, also saved to the local path of the local git repository
Select your branch, and then click "Changes" and Commit the changes
Click "unsynced commits" and push the commit to remote git repository
You can also refer to the links below for more information about getting started with Git in Visual Studio Online.
http://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/get-started/share-your-code-in-git-vs.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2013/01/30/getting-started-with-git-in-visual-studio-and-team-foundation-service.aspx
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Custom SharePoint 2010 designer page throws "The data source control failed to execute the insert command" exception while adding the new item after the August 13, 2013 CU has installed

We have the SharePoint Server 2010 with SP1 environment on which the custom SP2010 designer pages were working as expected before the
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Error while executing web part: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.     at Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls.SPDataSourceView.ExecuteInsert(IDictionary values)     at
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values, DataSourceViewOperationCallback callback)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.DataFormWebPart.FlatCommit()     at Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.DataFormWebPart.HandleOnSave(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.DataFormWebPart.RaisePostBackEvent(String eventArgument)     at System.Web.UI.Page.RaisePostBackEvent(IPostBackEventHandler sourceControl, String eventArgument)     at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean
inclu... 3b64c3a0-48f3-4d4a-af54-d0a2fc4553cc
06/19/2014 16:49:37.65* w3wp.exe (0x1240)                       0x1300 SharePoint Foundation
Runtime                       tkau Unexpected ...deStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint) 3b64c3a0-48f3-4d4a-af54-d0a2fc4553cc
I have tried changing the "DataSourceMode" as below, now the insert command is working, but update command is not working.
<SharePoint:SPDataSource runat="server" DataSourceMode="ListItem" />
Also, the lookup dropdown fields are displaying the value as "<a href="Daughterhttp://cpsp10/sites/Employees/_layouts/listform.aspx?PageType=4&ListId={8F62F444-FB6A-4F03-9522-C4696B45DCD1}&ID=10&RootFolder=*">Daughter</a>"
instead of only "Daughter".
Please provide the solution to get rid of this issue.
Thanks
Ramasubbu

Try below:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ae910269-3a0c-4506-844b-e8bc89d95b71/data-source-control-failed-to-execute-the-insert-command
http://blog.jussipalo.com/2012/01/sharepoint-2010-data-source-control.html
While there can be many causes for this generic error message, in my case the first parameter or ddwrt:DataBind function inside the SharePoint:FormFields element was
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Explanation:
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'i' stands for INSERT,
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Can i use subfolders with source control for developer ?

We'd like to use the repository as source control for our developer files.
We planned to use the following structure in the repository:
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We uploaded the files in the repository.
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The following thing I'de like to do is a checkout of the file ... ok ...i'm going to file - administration - checkout - the message occurs: no versionable object exists ! ... ? :-(.
So I go to file - administration - source control options .. i'd like to say forms that it has to look for the file in a subfolder of the application system .. ok.
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Hello Brian
Sorry, for the delay. I worked for some day for another customer.
Yes, i did.
I'm working like this:
- upload file with check in Folder which is under an application Folder (app - fmb )
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Robo HTML 9 will not open our project from Source Control after initial start.

We have a project in version control that we have been using forever, since 2003 or so and many versions of RH. Now that we have upgraded to 9, this project will open the first time in version control and work normally. Once you close the project and attempt to reopen from the starter screen, it opens just great, just not in version control. The files are still set to read only. I have done this several times and the only way i can work on my project in version control is to act like i am opening a project from scratch, then it needs to overwrite all of my local files with the server files. It would not be so bad but I am 3000 miles away from the server and 13 hops plus a slow firewall on the other end. While this has never been a problem in the past it is a big problem because it takes hours for all the files to download and overwrite my local files.
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It is very strange, I had RH9 open for several days because I was afraid to close the project for this reason and yesterday I published for the month so the heat is less right now but today, it opened with no source control. If I go to Source Control the only thing i can select is put project in source control. That is how it got into source control after converting to RH9.
We have another project that seems to open from version control normally but we can only save topics in HTML view. No useful answers to that topic after a week.
Got any ideas???
I have tried different folder names, different paths, etc.
Thanks,
dv

Ok, here is a wierd one, I used the add to version control icon in the menu bar, It already knew the path so I figured I'm the only one who has been editing these files for the past few days so I clicked add to version control. It added it. I closed and reopeded and still had the same files checked out. Closed, checked in all, then reopened and it is working in SourceControl. Strange that after opening from source control and closing that you need to reopen and tell it to put the project into source control. Obviously some flag is not getting set somewhere. This might help others having problems reopening source control files.
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Multi-authoring with source control with RH10 and RH11

Situation:
Writer A is running RH10. Writer A opens Project A, from Visual Studio Source Control, which is connected to a Team Foundation Server.
A new employee, Writer B, has been given RH11.
Writer A can't install RH11 until after mid-June because of tight schedules (can't afford any upgrade problems).
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If Writer B is not using Source Control or it is competely separate from Writer A, possibly but I still would not be comfortable.
I think I would rather upgrade Writer A and I note your reservations. It's your call but it's like being between the devil and the deep blue sea. Neither is ideal.
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How can I add a Website Project in a solution that should be excluded from source control?

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Hi Karlo Medallo,
Since this issue is related to the VS Online, I am moving your thread into the
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How do I use Perforce Source Control on a substituted drive

Hello all,
I am wrestling my way through using perforce as an integrated source control package in Labview.
The path has many potholes but seems possible.
My latest challenge:
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In a professional source control environment there are many users with many views/workspaces and it is good proactice for each one to have a unique name [user][machine][branchname][myprojectstructure]
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This practice is widespread in the embedded software development world and isn't exactly innovative.
Perforce
Clearcase integrated into Labview works seamlessly, you just point the path to the substituted drive and all is well.
Perforce, not so much.
The setup options within labview whilst being intuitive and easy to use, don't appear allow this method.
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Hello,
I would like to set our RoboHelp users up with source control. They are using RoboHelp HTML 8.0.
Our software developers are using the AccuRev scm system; I'd like the doc team to use AccuRev, too.
Can someone direct me to RoboHelp documentation that explains how to set up and use a 3rd party scm system with RoboHelp?
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It appears that RoboHelp 7 only sees the first SCC provider listed in the Windows Registry and ignores the rest. I was able to get RoboHelp to display the File | Version Control menu for SourceGear Vault by setting the following two Registry keys and removing keys for other SCC providers (SourceSafe, Surround SCM, and others I am evaluating).
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SourceCodeControlProvider\InstalledSCCProviders
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If I create a new RoboHelp project, save it, then select File | Version Control | Add to Version Control, RoboHelp does the following:
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I need steps to export a B2B project for source controlling it and deploying the code to higher environments.
Right now the coding is done in DEV , We want to push it to TEST.
Thanks for all the help.
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Good afternoon.
Running RoboHelp 11, integrated with Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio 2010.
When my two colleagues recently "got" the latest project files from Source Control, they also got items that had been removed or deleted. For example, I had removed all conditional build tags from my project, but their version still included the build tags. Eventually, thanks in part to an old post from Peter Grainge, we realized that the PSS in Source Control contained a lot of that old information. We deleted the PSS and stopped checking it into Source Control. Problem solved. No more conditional build tags or unwanted Single Source Layouts, etc. (I think the PSS got checked in by our Release Engineer when he was trying to solve some other problem. Two years ago it was not being checked in.)
I vaguely remember reading something somewhere once upon a time about not checking certain RoboHelp project management files into Source Control. So far I've not found any such information in the RoboHelp Help or online.
Does anyone know where I can find a list of RoboHelp HTML project management files, such as the PSS file, that should never be checked into Source Control?
Many thanks.
Carol Levine

Look in Snippets on my site.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
@petergrainge

Is there a proven method of source control that would allow multiple authors to work on the same RoboHelp v11 project? Any advice would be appreciated.

I was wondering which means of source control has proved the easiest to set up and live with for working concurrently on a RoboHelp project. Ideally, we would like to use Subversion, but would also consider Sharepoint, or other recommended solutions. Any experience you could share would be much appreciated.

You could do a lot worse than look through the discussions over in the Source Control forum. Personally I use SVN although not integrated through the RoboHelp UI. There are others that do though. You'll find there are a selections of users using all sorts of source control apps with RH. Others not mentioned so far include Perforce, Team Foundation Server. It should just be a case of making your choice and then testing it to ensure it meets your needs.

Opened a SSAS project through connecting to analysis service server.. now need to put into source control

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I've connected to a SSAS project using connecting to analysis service server ... After a few modifications, I'd like to save it under a different name and eventually get put into the source control...
Can someone tell me how to do that?
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Looking for Source Control suggestions

I'm a non-professional "at home" programmer and want to set up and experiment with Source Control. The available options seem to be CVS, Subversion and Perforce, although I gather that CVS is 'old technology' replaced by Subversion.
My requirements (desires)
A) Run on 10.4.11
B) integrate with XCode, but can be accessed without it when desired
C) have a GUI interface (can use command line, but prefer GUI)
D) can store non-text documents (like Word Processing and Spreadsheets - not necessarily graphics)
What are advantages/disadvantages of Subversion vs Perforce?
What are the best GUIs for Subversion?
Any suggestions / advice would be appreciated.
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frankinmelrose wrote:
The available options seem to be CVS, Subversion and Perforce, although I gather that CVS is 'old technology' replaced by Subversion.
There are actually quite a few more than that. Plus, Perforce is commercial software. I believe it can be used for free under some circumstances, such as yours.
It sounds like you have bought into the Subversion propaganda There is nothing wrong with CVS. It is super easy to setup and use. It is more a competitor to Subversion than being replaced by it. In fact, I would now call Subversion 'old technology' replaced by Git.
My requirements (desires)
A) Run on 10.4.11
They all do.
B) integrate with XCode, but can be accessed without it when desired
Most do.
C) have a GUI interface (can use command line, but prefer GUI)
Most do. There may be 3rd parties that have build GUIs in some cases.
D) can store non-text documents (like Word Processing and Spreadsheets - not necessarily graphics)
They all do.
I can't answer any other questions as I've never really used Subversion or Perforce. I tried to install the Subversion server but gave up because it was way too complicated. I like CVS - sweet and simple.

Project management + Source Control

we are using labview 8.5 and not well known source control in a team environment. I'm not sure if it is the souce control that I'm using or other searsons, but I had so much trouble using those combination. I want to know what others thought about project management and/or source control in general.
Thanks,
- Jimmy
- Jimmy

Hi!
   Actually, I've never merged, since I'm the only LabView guy on our development team
   I absolutely agree with the fact that SVN is a good tool, but I should confess that I didn't spend much time in evaluating many other tools (never tried MS tools), for this I rely on my colleagues' opinion.
   I can report that SVN is being used in a graphic studio for pictures versioning of course, they don't need to merge images There's virtually no limit in SVN use...
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