I’m using CVS for quite a long time, and I’m very satisfied with it. I keep an history of all the changes made in each broker and have different branches on each broker .adl file (pre-production, tst, dev1, dev2, etc.) I also have smaller .adl files for independent integrations (not full broker exports) and custom code (.java files, C/C++, etc.) and configuration (adapters.cfg, etc.). CVS has lots of clients for multiple platforms, I do most of the repository maintenance (branching, tagging, etc.) in Windows using WinCVS, and code checkout/checkin in both Solaris and Windows, either using the command line client, or the built-in support of my development tools (most IDE’s support CVS).
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