Re: VAJ 4.0 editions

["David Morris" <David.Morris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Glenn,

When I read your post it occurred to me that VAJ has a totally
different meaning for repository than other products. I have
worked quite a bit with NetBeans and CVS, and what they
refer to as a repository supplies functionality that is similar
to VAJ's ENVY team support.

The repository in VAJ lets you see quickly what is defined
where, class hierarchies, references, etc. It is only indirectly
related to versioning. As far as I know, VAJ is the only product
that offers this support. I also understand that this support is
responsible for VAJ's lengthy startup time and voracious
appetite for memory.

David Morris


>>> gholmer@weycogroup.com 12/17/01 09:59AM >>>
David Morris wrote:

>
> The repository is the other cool feature.
> Since no one else has these features,


It's not quite the VAJ repository, but the the open-source (free)
version of NetBeans comes with support for CVS including a built-in
GUI client that will do side-by-side color-coded diffs between your
working copy and versions in the CVS repository.  Check out the
newly-released version 3.3 at www.netbeans.org.

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