Local project, network source

[RF_Developer]

I've been trying to set up an IDE project where the project, and thus the intermediates and outputs, is on a local drive but the source code is on a network drive. I'd much prefer to do it all locally with source management on a server but that's not possible right now (political/infrastructural reasons which aren't going away any time soon).

I've tried creating a project locally and pointing it to the networked soruce but the IDE then tries to create paths such as "C://my local folderU://network folder" :-(

Fully local and fully networked projects/code work, but there are occasional problems and sluggish working, particularly with debugging from code on a network drive.

I'm on PCWH 4.124 on Windows 7.

Has anyone managed to get this sort of arrangement to work on the IDE?

[arunb]

You could use a cloud service like DropBox or ZumoDrive. The location appear as F:, G: etc. just as any normal pen drive or hard disk.

The IDE could reference to these locations, additionally data is also stored locally on the computer, so if network connection is slow the IDE does not return an error.

But I think data redundancy problems may occur, when several users try to modify a single file, this could be severe if the network connection is down in one computer for a long time.

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