1. Use Visual SourceSafe:
If you're familiar with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe, it's a bit difficult to apply it in your Flex project. But I think you can use it. Just create a Source Safe project to contain all files in your Flex project. After that, check-out the file you want to work and use Flex Builder to edit.
Steps:
- Install Microsoft Visual SourceSafe to create your project
- Add all of your project's folder and files into this project
2. Use Subversion:
Method 1:
- Install VisualSVN Server to create project repository URL
- Install Subclipse
- Create Flex project as SVN in File/New/Other... with the repository URL has been created.
- Working with version control inside Flex
Method 2:
- Install VisualSVN Server to create project repository URL
- Install TortoiseSVN
- Add the folder contains your Flex project into your project repository URL
- Working with version control outside Flex
3. Use CVS:
I'm not using it frequently, so I'll update it later.
If you're familiar with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe, it's a bit difficult to apply it in your Flex project. But I think you can use it. Just create a Source Safe project to contain all files in your Flex project. After that, check-out the file you want to work and use Flex Builder to edit.
Steps:
- Install Microsoft Visual SourceSafe to create your project
- Add all of your project's folder and files into this project
2. Use Subversion:
Method 1:
- Install VisualSVN Server to create project repository URL
- Install Subclipse
- Create Flex project as SVN in File/New/Other... with the repository URL has been created.
- Working with version control inside Flex
Method 2:
- Install VisualSVN Server to create project repository URL
- Install TortoiseSVN
- Add the folder contains your Flex project into your project repository URL
- Working with version control outside Flex
3. Use CVS:
I'm not using it frequently, so I'll update it later.
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