Half-off: VSST 2005

[Aaron]

I think own universal does.

 

[Max A. Bündchen]

I'm looking informations about the MSDN Subscription Professional. Will this
subscription have a Version Control, like Visual Source Safe 2005?

I'm working in small groups and I think a simple Version Control will be
fine.

Thanks for all,

Max

 

[Guest]

VSS will integrate, but it is sold separately. Here is the matrix URL:
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/productinfo/productline/default.aspx


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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Think Outside the Box!
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[Max A. Bündchen]

Ok, but this list is for VS .NET, not for MSDN Professional or MSDN Team
Development...

"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer) - MVP" <[email protected]>
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[Guest]

Why don't you consider a free package like
subversion and TortoiseSVN or
CVS and TortoiseCVS?

 

[Max A. Bündchen]

How about integration with Visual Studio .Net?
And about the use license (Apache in this case), the code generated must be
open source?

 

[Alex]

How about integration with Visual Studio .Net?

You can check that.
Currently, a number of source control tools integrate with VS (we use ClearCase).

And about the use license (Apache in this case), the code generated must be
open source?

Huh?

If you plan on *modifying* the source control package and distributing the modifications, that would have to be open source.
You may still happily develop closed source products with open-source tools licensed under the GNU, BSD, Apache and other commonly used licences.


Best wishes,
Alex.