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Posted by Lilac Ezer on July 16, 2003 at 13:22:04:

In Reply to: Project folder structure for an Object oriented technology project posted by Lavanya on July 01, 2003 at 04:11:13:

: What would be the Project folder structure in VSS for an Object oriented technology project?

It depends on your specific needs, but usually you'd want a "Source Code" folder, and then a subfolder hierarchy that follows your package structure. For example:

My_Project/Source_Code/com/mycompany/myapp/subsystem1/subsystem2 .

You may also want to have a "Required Libraries" folder that contains required libraries (for example, .jar files in Java) that are needed for a successful build.

I think the standard is to save only source code files in StarTeam, and compile/build the application on-the-fly, but some companies may store compiled versions of the code as well.

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: : What would be the Project folder structure in VSS for an Object oriented technology project? : It depends on your specific needs, but usually you'd want a "Source Code" folder, and then a subfolder hierarchy that follows your package structure. For example: : My_Project/Source_Code/com/mycompany/myapp/subsystem1/subsystem2 . : You may also want to have a "Required Libraries" folder that contains required libraries (for example, .jar files in Java) that are needed for a successful build. : I think the standard is to save only source code files in StarTeam, and compile/build the application on-the-fly, but some companies may store compiled versions of the code as well.