In the iPlanet iAS documentation, it shows how to use Forte to integrate
with iPlanet for development. If I have iPlanet in Solaris and development
on MS Windows, what will be a good way to share the webserver docroot? Is
there any freebies software for versioning controlling?
Thanks.
Hi,
I'm not sure if Visual Cafe is a freebie, but that is recomended for your
version controlling needs.
Regards
Raj
"V.usr" wrote:
> In the iPlanet iAS documentation, it shows how to use Forte to integrate
> with iPlanet for development. If I have iPlanet in Solaris and development
> on MS Windows, what will be a good way to share the webserver docroot? Is
> there any freebies software for versioning controlling?
>
> Thanks.
<i>If I have iPlanet in Solaris and development
on MS Windows, what will be a good way to share the webserver docroot?</i>
I'm not sure why you would want to share your docroot between production and development. In fact, it sounds like a really bad idea to me. But if you need to for some reason, Samba is the way to go. Essentially it will let your Solaris machine share the docroot as a Windows share. http://www.samba.org
<i>Is there any freebies software for versioning controlling?</i>
CVS is an open source version control system. It's extremely widely used. http://www.cvshome.org
