Version Control - Web(JSF) project

Hello fellows,
Which version control for Web project you are using? I have been using CVS for common java (and nojava) projects but is there any another version control tool for Web projects. Any suggestion how web projects should be stored in repository?, how web project should be maintained ?.
Any help and suggestion will be helpful.
Thanks in advance.

SVN is better then CVS

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limited but since no one else has thrown in, I will try to pass
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synchronization problems, is to remove the entire project from
version control (I would be sure to back up your local project as
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(we use MS VSS but I think it shouldn't matter).
I have tried, in the past, to add individual files to the
database from the RH interface (you could try "check in all files")
and I have gone into the database and manually added the necessary
files, but I have had mixed results. In the end, it seems that
removing the project from version control, then adding it back, is
the only thing that is guaranteed to work.
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Hello Allen and welcome to the community.
See if this article helps. You didn't mention which RH version you're using, but except for the features specifically called out as being in RH8, the process should work for RH7 projects.
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Hope this helps,
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PC 1: RoboSource Control Server
Windows 7, 64-bit, SP1
Adobe TCS 3.5
RoboHelp HTML 9
RoboSource Control 3.1 (Server install)
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
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Windows 7 Enterprise, 64-bit, SP1
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Adobe TCS 3.5
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2. Run the update.
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4. After update, check in the entire project.
5. Get the latest version on all pc's using the server. (Don't open the project in the client.)
- Mostly, I just remove the entire project from the pc's and use a GET to get updated project from the server.
I hope the RCS supports a get all from the server, if not, please ignore the above list.
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Error Message - Project is missing or has been removed from version control

All of a sudden, the SharePoint RoboHelp version control "link" stopped connecting to the team's local versions. Now, once we logout of RH, we have to redownload the SP version to our computers in order to continue working. We are on RoboHelp 10 and did not have this issue previously. We do not know what may have triggered it (perhaps an enterprise deployment of new security software?). Any thoughts or ideas on how to re-establish and MAINTAIN the version control connection?

Thread moved to Source Control.
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