Networking ASP.Net

J

Jim Heavey

I have two machines networked together in my home. I want to make one
machine to be the webserver and I want both machines to point to the same
place for code development so that I do not have the same code in 2
different places.

Can I point one machine to the Inetpub of the other? I would guess that 2
people working on the same project (or same solution?) at the same time
would cause problems. How are these type of issues normally handled?

Thanks in advance for your assistance!!!!!!!
 
K

Kevin Spencer

Hi Jim,

Typically, you would set up a web server on both machines, use Visual
SourceSafe to store the content you create, and check out the necessary
files in the project to work on each machine. While VSS isn't absoutley
necessary, it is important to make sure that 2 developers are not working on
the same file(s) at the same time.

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
H

Hrvoje Vrbanc

Maybe I misunderstood something but you can use "Open project from web" on
the non-web server machine and open the VS project located on the other
machine.

Hrvoje
 

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