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PowerBuilder and Visual Studio in one StarTeam project?

We have a system that is mainly written in PowerBuilder 11.5, and we use one StarTeam project to store the source code.

Now we want to add some related websites developed in ASP.NET with Visual Studio 2010 to the source control. We would like them to be able to use the same set of change requests as PowerBuilder code. Since StarTeam Change Requests are tied to a StarTeam project in query sets, this means that we will have to put websites into one StarTeam project as PowerBuilder files.

Are there any pitfalls associated with placing projects from different development environments into one StarTeam project?

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What we do with Merant and Subversion, create a folder in the project for Pb code. Thus, code from different places is in the same project, but inside it there is a subfolder for different sources.

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CR is not limited to one project. You can create CR and share them wherever you want, on one server instance, even between projects. You need to be careful not to fork the general version, so any changes to CR properties are visible to both sides. It is not automatic, but possible at least.

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