ASP.NET team programming via the Internet

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We have a small project we want to develop using ASP.NET. The team
consists of 3 (or maybe more) people. Typically I have used VSS in the
past, however we were all at the same office. All of our team members
for this project are all located at different sites, which have nothing
in common (no domain, no VPNs, etc.). What is the best method of code
sharing, document sharing, and database sharing that we could use?
Thanks for your comments!

Matt
 
We have a small project we want to develop using ASP.NET. The team
consists of 3 (or maybe more) people. Typically I have used VSS in the
past, however we were all at the same office. All of our team members
for this project are all located at different sites, which have nothing
in common (no domain, no VPNs, etc.). What is the best method of code
sharing, document sharing, and database sharing that we could use?
Thanks for your comments!

Matt
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Here's one solution:
http://www.dynamsoft.com/SAWStd_TryIt.html

/Fredrik
 
why don't you just use cvs or set up a sourceforge project.

there are many dotnet projects being hosted there...
 
Because, if I am not mistaking, SF requires that the project be open source
does it not?
 
ok...i guess you're right, sourceforge is for open source projects...BUT

then just host a public cvs server yourselves and have login access.

you could set up a linux server.

cvs can integrate into vs.net just as well as sourcesafe.

plus sourcesafe is flakey. i've had files creamed this year because it uses
a flakey file structure.

cvs is the real thing.
 
Thank you for bringing that to my attention. I see its priced by the named
account which infers the same name and password is shared amongst
contributors. Can you confirm or deny Andrew?

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