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STS and OmniBase. Remote team?
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| atajan@gmail.com 2005-09-08, 7:00 pm |
| Hello,
I=B4m evaluating STS (Source Tracking System, who works with OmniBase as
repository) as the source code configuration system for our development
environment.
STS complies almost all of our requirements, but I=B4m not sure it
supports remote developers teams working over the same repository.
I think one solution to this problem would be implement a VPN between
the remote's teams LANs, so as to all developers can map the repository
as a local drive. But for non technical reasons, it is impossible to me
to do that.
Anybody knows or occurs another solution? Maybe exists some driver to
connect OmniBase remotely. If so, I couldn=B4t find it!
Thanks for your help,
Tuqui
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| I asume that you are working with Dolphin Smalltalk.
OmniBase (as far as i know) only support local (LAN) connections.
You can use OmniBase + Swazoo Web Server to access OmniBase through
Internet.
But you can implement (you has to do it from scratch) a "global
environment" where any:
* New Class definition (on any user).
* Accept inside a browser (on any user).
Should[1] be replicated to any image connected to a server.
Is not difficult to implement it, you can use Dolphin TCP/IP Socket to
do this.
Any may be all user has STS installed or not (at least one).
Regards Bruno
[1] May be a user can define whether or not accept "global changes".
May be with a list of "global changes" accepting only the selected
changes, or accept all always.
> Hello,
>
> Iīm evaluating STS (Source Tracking System, who works with OmniBase as
> repository) as the source code configuration system for our development
> environment.
>
> STS complies almost all of our requirements, but Iīm not sure it
> supports remote developers teams working over the same repository.
>
> I think one solution to this problem would be implement a VPN between
> the remote's teams LANs, so as to all developers can map the repository
> as a local drive. But for non technical reasons, it is impossible to me
> to do that.
>
> Anybody knows or occurs another solution? Maybe exists some driver to
> connect OmniBase remotely. If so, I couldnīt find it!
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Tuqui
>
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