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Hmm. That certainly seems to be what it is complaining about, but in VS2003, it was able to store the solution file in one location and web projects in another. Apparently VS2005 can't do this (because it no longer has web projects?). If moving the solution over to inetpub doesn't cause you any grie...

Have you exited out of VS 2003 and then re-invoked it?

You may need to manually set in the registry. Try this: 1. Open regedit 2. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SourceCodeControlProvider\ProviderRegKey and make sure the value is SOFTWARE\SourceGear\Vault Client 3. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SourceGear\Vault Client\SCCServerPath and make sure t...

Note one way to get similiar information is to use the Status Search pane in the main Vault GUI client. It won't show files on disk that are not in Vault, but it will show the other differences between the working folder and the Vault tree (old, missing, edited, etc).

We don't have anything quite like the page you reference. We do have a basic web client that allows you to browse the tree and see recent checkins, but there is no query capability there. You can do a Show History from our regular client and see history between two points in time (and in the next re...

1. When a checked out file has been locally modified, the PromptForOverwrite callback is correctly called. However, the VaultClientFile given in paramater seems to be invalid (full path is truncated for example and Repository.Root.FindFileRecursive(file) failed]). The file ID is correct. Moreover t...

When you say "obliterated the repository", do you mean deleted and then obliterated the folders in that repository (in the obliterate tab), or deleted the whole repository from the admin tool (in the repositories tab)? We need to determine whether this is a client state issue, or a problem...

It is on the list, but it will probably not be necessary to implement, since the next release will have an option to allow you to see existing local folders in the Vault tree itself, and you will be able to add them from there.

Suppose I label the root directory as 1.0. While working on 1.1 I add some files to the root directory. If a user were to get 1.0, would they get these new files as well? (I wouldn't want them to get any files that didn't exist at the time of the label). If you do a Get by Label on 1.0, it will not...

Try putting quotes around "4/12/2006-04". It may be that the command line is passing that value into the Vault CLC incorrectly.

VS2005 removed web projects, which requires a different set of steps to open from source control. Take a look at this KB article for instructions: http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=5548

Detect new files only does files, not folders, so that would explain that issue. Is it possible that the subfolders that weren't added had names in the folder exclusion list? Note that folder and file exclusions names are separate. If not, can you send us the folder structure you have (perhaps with ...

The date a local file is set to *is* a setting in Vault. The problem is that it was set a different way than your process wants it to be when the conversion happened, so the only way to reset it is to do a Get without the files already being on disk. One work around would be to recursively check all...

In the currently version of Vault, the label dates in the History Dialog are displayed as the version date they were applied at, not the date the label was applied. This was to ensure that labels are ordered correctly in the history dialog (so, for example, if you label an older version, the sort or...

This thread is a bit confusing - I thought the issue was with datetime stamps of files - are there still other issues as well? If you are going to check in files from the Test Server to Vault, I would suggest doing that from the Vault GUI client and not from Dreamweaver. If I am understanding your s...