Hank,

This worked great! Now for my next question: I have a version release to my customers for testing. I want to continue developing, but keep the released version static so if the customers find problems, I can fix them and re-release the customer version without having any of my development code included. How can I do this?

Thanks

Rex

>Hi Rex,
>
>I don't use MM, but use VSS all the time for VFP projects involving a framework (VPM, which has its own integrated Source Control Kit that ties the IDE and the SCCAPI together) and my own libraries. The trick is to use parallel projects/directories. So, if your MM project is in c:\clients\clienta\proja, you would have such a project in VSS ($/clients/clienta/proja). And if MM was in c:\development\MM, you would have a corresponding VSS project: $/development/MM.
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>Now, you'd think that setting a working directory would be all that you need; but the root of VSS in directory-tree storage are showing here.
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>Note: the VSS projects must be created before you add the files in the corresponding directories to source control.
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>Note also: when you add a second project to VSS, and it also uses the MM framework files, you will get a message saying that such-and-such a file is already under source control, do you want to overwrite the one on disk with the one in source control. Answer yes to these messages. If you have a young child who like to press the Enter key, you may want to employ her/him for this task. <s> It only has to be done once for each project, thankfully.
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>Hank
>
>>All,
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>>I am trying to add a MereMortals project to VSS. All the application classes were added, but all the framework classes give the above message.
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>>What I was trying to do was put the entire project under VSS, then go into VSS and move the framework files into another project and share these files will all the MM applications.
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>>What do I need to do to get the MM framework files to be included in VSS?
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>>Thanks
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>>Rex