Is there any way to add K2 solutions to VSS so that they seamlessly integrate with Studio? I could live with the ability to include them in a VS2003 solution as long as K2 Studio can be launched from clicking on the VS2003 solution file. Thereafter K2 would load the correct K2 solution rather than a blank screen with the last loaded projects.
Anyone have possible solution?
Graham
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Yes it's possible to include your whole K2 solution in VS2003 and add it to SourceSafe. From there you can double click on the solution file (*.ksn) to open the solution in K2.net Studio, but you can not click on the process (*.kpr) or project (*.kpj) files to open them directly in K2.net Studio - it always has to go through the ksn file.
You could also just add your whole K2.net Solution files to a SourceSafe project directly in VSS outside of VS2003.
Hope that helps,
G
You could also just add your whole K2.net Solution files to a SourceSafe project directly in VSS outside of VS2003.
Hope that helps,
G
Though the above solution works, it is quite a disconnected solution.
The ideal solution would be the ability to check in/check out /Add to VSS directly from K2 studio. This would provide a similar behaviour to VS 2003.
Is anyone aware of any plans for this. Or other solution to solving source control for k2 studio code.
cheers
Gwyn
The ideal solution would be the ability to check in/check out /Add to VSS directly from K2 studio. This would provide a similar behaviour to VS 2003.
Is anyone aware of any plans for this. Or other solution to solving source control for k2 studio code.
cheers
Gwyn
Hi Gwyn,
As far as I know this will be included in the next version of the product - The workflow designer will be hosted within Visual Studio.
Currently you are bound to the solution provided in the post by GLouw...
As far as I know this will be included in the next version of the product - The workflow designer will be hosted within Visual Studio.
Currently you are bound to the solution provided in the post by GLouw...
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