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Vault is a source control tool designed to be a
compelling replacement for SourceSafe.
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For developers who are "fed up" with SourceSafe.
Vault 3.0 is the source control tool designed to be a painless replacement for SourceSafe. On the surface, everything looks familiar and comfortable. Under the hood, everything is "souped up" for power, performance and reliability.
Advantages of Vault include:
Reliable
Vault’s design places a strong emphasis on the integrity of the repository. The Vault repository is stored using Microsoft SQL Server 2000. Furthermore, Vault supports atomic check in transactions (change sets). When checking in a collection of files, the entire check in either succeeds or fails as an atomic unit.
Seamless transition from SourceSafe
A simple-to-use tool is provided to convert any SourceSafe database, including all history information, to Vault repositories.
Familiar features and interface
SourceSafe users will feel comfortable using Vault. The client user interface resembles that of SourceSafe and SourceOffSite – all major features of SourceSafe are present.
.NET Architecture
Vault is built entirely on Microsoft’s .NET platform, including C#, ASP .NET and SQL Server 2000.
Open
The Vault server is built as a collection of .NET Web Services. The API provided by these services is fully available. Using the API documentation and commonly available tools, the Vault architecture allows clients to be created for any platform.
International
SourceSafe was created years before Unicode became the prevalent technology for I18N. Vault’s design is thoroughly Unicode, largely because of its use of the .NET Framework. Vault is also localisation-ready.
Concurrent Development
Vault’s support for branching, automatic merging and multiple checkouts is superior to that of SourceSafe, even as the interface and paradigm are familiar to SourceSafe users.
History Explorer
The use of SQL Server as a repository storage allows Vault to easily provide more advanced ways of querying the history of a project.
Vault Features
Vault is a source control tool designed to be a compelling replacement for Visual SourceSafe.
| Built for reliability | Vault was designed to ensure the reliability of data. All repository data is stored in a SQL Server 2000 database. |
| Atomic checkins | You can checkin a group of logically-related operations as a changeset, and the checkin operation is atomic. The entire changeset either succeeds or fails. Your repository is never left in a half-baked state. |
| Familiar User Interface | SourceSafe users can begin using Vault with no learning curve. The terminology is the same. All major VSS features are present. |
| SourceSafe Import | Vault includes a SourceSafe import wizard can move all your VSS data into a Vault repository. Every version of every file is imported, including change comments. Even shares and pins are properly maintained. |
| Remote Access | Vault was designed to work well over the Internet. All communication between client and server is done over HTTP, familiar and friendly for network administrators. Compression and binary deltas are used in both directions to minimise network traffic. Configure IIS for SSL support to keep your data secure. |
| Clients for Linux | The Vault command-line client is fully supported and tested on Linux using Mono. |
| IDE Integration | Vault includes an IDE integration client which allows Vault to be used from within Microsoft Visual Studio. |
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Dragnet is a web-based bug-tracking system
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Overview
Dragnet Item Tracking provides access to item information in a standardised format. The item tracking system can be used to log bugs, feature requests, discussions and project tasks.
The Dragnet Item Tracking system:
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Provides developers and technical support staff with a permanent record of what is known about their software projects.
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Allows tracking of the status of bugs, feature requests, tasks and discussions and provides notification when that status changes.
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Gives the user quick access to open items assigned to them.
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Provides integration with Vault and SourceOffSite so developers can mark bugs as fixed and/or add comments to bugs when they check in code changes.
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Provides an essential tool for Development, Marketing, QA and Technical Support to collaborate in prioritising bugs and in deciding which bugs to fix for a particular release.
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Provides an audit trail of all changes to a bug.
Dragnet Features
Dragnet is a web-based bug-tracking system built on ASP.NET and SQL Server.
| Item types | Dragnet can track other kinds of items besides bugs, allowing it to be used as more general project management tool. |
| Audit trails | Dragnet remembers every change which has ever been made to an item, allowing you to see the full history of the issue. |
| Customisable fields | Store the information you want to store for your particular situation. |
| Keyword search | Easily retrieve all items which match one or more search terms. |
| Email notifications | Configure Dragnet to let you know when things happen. |
| Milestones | Divide your items into milestones you define, helping your team to focus on immediate goals. |
| Source control integration | Dragnet offers full, rich integration with both of SourceGear's version control products. |
| Painless transition from | Users of SourceOffSite Collab can import all their data into Dragnet. |
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SourceOffSite is an add-on product which allows
developers to access a SourceSafe database over the Internet.
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SourceOffSite Features
SourceOffSite is a remote access solution for users of SourceSafe.
| Fast | SourceOffSite can be literally 10 times faster than using SourceSafe over Remote Access Services (RAS). |
| Secure | With 128-bit cryptography built in, SourceOffSite ensures that nobody else can see your source code or data. |
| Cross-platform | SourceOffSite includes clients for Windows, Linux and MacOS X. |
| Familiar | There is no learning curve. If you can use SourceSafe, you can use SourceOffSite with no training. |
| IDE Integration | SourceOffSite includes an IDE integration client which allows remote access to VSS from within Microsoft Visual Studio. |
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Access Visual Studio 2005 Team System From Macintosh and UNIX Systems, and from within the Eclipse IDE Teamprise is a suite of client applications for accessing Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server from outside of the Visual Studio Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Teamprise enables software development teams to use the source control and work item tracking features of Team Foundation Server from within the Eclipse IDE, and from other operating systems, including Linux and Mac OS X. |
Implemented in Java, Teamprise will run on operating systems that support a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.4 or newer. Using the Teamprise Client Suite in conjunction with Visual Studio 2005 Team System, enterprise companies can now standardize on the use of Microsoft's Team Foundation Server for the Application Life-Cycle Management needs of both their .NET and Java development teams.
Features and Benefits
- Fully integrated with Visual Studio Team System.
Teamprise allows developers to access the source control and work item tracking features of Team Foundation Server.
- Plug-in for Eclipse.
The Teamprise plug-in for Eclipse allows a developer to perform source control and work item tracking operations from within the Eclipse IDE. This plug-in is also compatible with IBM's WebSphere Studio for Rational Application Developer IDE.
- Explorer client.
Teamprise includes a stand-alone client application which features an Explorer-style user interface for developers not working within an IDE.
- Command-line client.
The command-line client in Teamprise is suitable for scripting and non-GUI scenarios.
- 100% Java.
All of the Teamprise client applications are written entirely in Java.
- Cross-platform.
The Teamprise applications will be fully supported on Linux (and other UNIX variants) and Mac OS X, as well as Windows.
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