RE: best practice in managing different versions of java and web project

[Ashish Kulkarni <kulkarni_ash1312@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi
that is very intresting does any use microsoft VSS,
to do this kind of work, 
it is getting complicated since we are adding new
functions and mainting the old releases ..
any step by step guide of doing it
ashish
--- "Hall, Philip" <phall@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > can anyone explain how they do it in big projects
> or
> > open source projects
> 
> We let the Source Control system (ClearCase in our
> instance) take care of the versioning and branching
> in the source tree. We use ClearCase view profiles
> which actually filter the source files based upon
> the version and/or branch we need to work on. It
> works very well, you can be sure that you are
> sandboxed with a particular set of source files and
> that they match the version you are working on. Also
> ClearCase has decent merging, so that we can use it
> to try and automatically back fit fixes to prior
> versions.
> 
> --phil
> 
> 
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