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Adding web projects in Visual Studio 2003

( CVSSCC , 2003, 2.1.0.RC4, WIN 2000/XP, CVS NT 2.x >= 2.0.58  )
Type: Public Status:Closed Created: 02 Oct 06 10:00 Updated: 04 Oct 06 10:00
--> CareMedic Systems, Inc. (user)  at 04 Oct 06 10:00 writes

Update:

My folder structure on my local drive was more like this:

c:\working\webapp
(solution files)
c:\working\webapp\webapp
(webapp project)

When addding to source control, it was first adding this module:
/webapp.root
then this module
/webapp.root\webapp
(for the solution files)
then this module
/webapp.root\webapp
(for the project files)
But this failed because there's already a \webapp.root\webapp module. so
it created /_1 and put the project files in there.

If I organize Visual Studio 2003's project and solution files like this, so
that the solution folder name is not the same as the web project's folder
name:
c:\working\webappSolution
(solution files)
c:\working\webappSolution\webapp
(project files)

then pushOK structures the modules like this:
/webapp.root
/webapp.root/webappSolution
/webapp.root/webapp

Which isn't exactly the way I'd like it to work but it's better than /_1
for the webapp's module name.

Also, if I add a new non-web project to the solution the modules look like
this:
/webapp.root
/webapp.root\webappSolution
/webapp.root\webapp
/webapp.root\webappSolution\classlibraryproject

Hope this helps anyone else who might be running into the same problem.
--> CareMedic Systems, Inc. (user)  at 02 Oct 06 10:00 writes

I have a solution with a single web project in it like this:

c:\working\solution
(contains solution file)
c:\working\solution\webapp
(contains web project)

I have a virtual directory in IIS that is mapped to my web project such
that http://localhost/webapp serves files from c:\working\solution\webapp.

When I add the project to CVS using PushOK within the VS.NET 2003 IDE, I
tell it to create a new module, and then push OK.

If I then browse the modules in my repository, I see this:

solution.root
(contains solution folder)
solution.root\solution
(contains solution files)
_1
(contains webapp project files)

Why doesn't PushOK create a webapp module under solution.root\solution? If
I add 10 solutions each with a single web app in it, I'll have 10 modules
in my CVSROOT:
_1
_2
_3
etc...

Is there a way to correct this problem?

Thanks!
Travis
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