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Clearcase Lt

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  • 06-03-2002 11:19am
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    Hobbes
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    Checking anyway but I was wondering if the ClearCase LT in Eclipse is a version control system or just a link to one?


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    Gerry
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    I dunno what eclipse is, but I know clearcase is a version control system, we use it in work and its quite nice.


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    MiCr0
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    what he said


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    Hobbes
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    www.eclipse.org - Worth checking out.

    I finally installed CC Lt on my machine, but I'm unable to connect to it using Eclipse :/

    Finally managed to dig out some manuals but there's tons of information! :-o

    Can someone tell me how to set up users? Do I have to set up a domain in order to let other users access the CC Lt server?


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    Hobbes
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    tumbleweed.jpg

    :rolleyes:


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    Trojan
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    lol - nice pic.

    now i know what you're up to (working down the page) - dont have a clue of clearcase...

    Al.

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    Hobbes
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    yea I was trying to see what the difference was between CC and CVS (beyond the price! ouch!). CC is touted as a full CM suite.

    So I wandered off looking at CM but it's a whole new world of specialised development (in the same way you get blank stares from some programmers when you say localisation).

    Might be worth looking at, if I had the time but it looks like something that would suck up a lot of time.

    Certainly people out there looking for experts in it though. I contacted a place in UK about information and they forwarded me a job offer thinking I actually knew something about it. :)


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    Trojan
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    I did an admin course in TRUEchange ( http://www.truesoft.com/ ) back in the last place I worked. It's not a bad CM tool, though I don't have loads of experience with others (using SCCS now ;) ). TRUEchange aint bad in that it associates all the deltas for a change in a type of meta-delta (called a change-set) - makes it handy to add or remove certain changes to the codebase without having to worry if you got them all etc. Has some very nice security features too.

    I still have my notes somewhere actually, must glance through them again sometime.

    I'm not a CM guy - cm/build engineering doesn't hold enough interest for me at the moment, I agree with the point though - exactly the same thing happened to me about 2 years ago - I mailed someone looking for info & got a job offer in the reply :) (mind you, 2 years ago was a different market).

    Anyways, those proprietary cm solutions are *extremely* expensive for the enterprise market, they usually have license servers or something like that running, so it's hard to get evaluation copies to try them out..

    Anyways enough rubbish from me, later,
    Al.

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