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O-Script / Binary file Code Management
Shawn Borden
To support our customization of our livelink application, we started to implement a source control tool (Microsoft Visual Source Safe - VSS). However, we found that this tool does not support the binary files that are created by the builder through the modification of the O script files. We need to separate our core production code from development projects, but maintain the ability to respond to production bugs (through a patch). We may also have the case that we have two, concurrent but separate development initiatives.Assistance with the following would be greatly appreciated:1) What is Opentext's recommendation for a source control tool for o script files?2) Can VSS be adopted or configured to address this need?3) Does Opentext have resources or materials that addresses source code management of o script files?4) Other than Visual Sourse Safe is anyone using somehting else to manage code e.g. iScmTool or Subversion?Thanks and looking forward to some feedback
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Finney_Bryan_(x-giantuser2_-_(deleted))
Message from Finney, Bryan via eLink1) We could never get any recommendation2) No. (I wish)3) None that we could ever find!4) We developed our ownBuilder is a single person development environment I have the module attached, but it is unsupported and undocumented.Thanks and good luck,Bryan FinneyGiant Eagle Inc.-----Original Message-----From: eLink Discussion: Development Discussion[mailto:development@elinkkc.opentext.com] Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 1:57 PMTo: eLink RecipientSubject: O-Script / Binary file Code ManagementO-Script / Binary file Code ManagementPosted by Support, Hatch on 10/25/2004 01:54 PMTo support our customization of our livelink application, we started toimplement a source control tool (Microsoft Visual Source Safe - VSS).However, we found that this tool does not support the binary files thatare created by the builder through the modification of the O scriptfiles. We need to separate our core production code from developmentprojects, but maintain the ability to respond to production bugs(through a patch). We may also have the case that we have two,concurrent but separate development initiatives.Assistance with the following would be greatly appreciated:1) What is Opentext's recommendation for a source control tool for oscript files?2) Can VSS be adopted or configured to address this need?3) Does Opentext have resources or materials that addresses source codemanagement of o script files?4) Other than Visual Sourse Safe is anyone using somehting else tomanage code e.g. iScmTool or Subversion?Thanks and looking forward to some feedback[To reply to this thread, use your normal E-mail reply function.]============================================================Discussion: Development Discussion
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Shawn Borden
Thanks for the feedback - I will investigate and post findings
Magnus_S_(novnoruser_-_(deleted))
Cool maybe use the dump files...I think I have seen that version management can be done rather good on the dumpfiles you get e.g. when you use Produce in the customizationrt module ....It is a littlebit sad that Open Text doesn't point in any direction as the owner of a plattform for developing a bigger companies document management .....RegardsMagnus
Finney_Bryan_(x-giantuser2_-_(deleted))
Message from Finney, Bryan via eLinkThe way we developed the solution I have attached in the previous replyis based on using the unlock ospace (checkout) and lock ospace (checkin)from the ospace menu. You have to have a table to store who and if the module is checked outby a user and a network shared area to store your currentversions andoldversions of the modules. It actually works very well and could be something worth while for OT tolook into building into core builder.