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I'm not sure if I completely understand your question, but tipically, when you have many files in CVS, you can simply check out the directory (CVS calls it a module) from cvs. For example, if my repository has A, B and C directories, and B contains a Start directory, I can check out Start, just by saying: cvs co B/Start And You'll just get what you want. (this is assuming you have CVSROOT set, and you've logged in, if using pserver). Does this awsner your question? It is true, you do have to have a local copy of the files from CVS to change them. I think CVS calls it a sandbox or simply a 'local copy'. Aaron Kynaston akynaston at novell.com office: (801) 861-6709 cell: (801) 368-8633 fax: (801) 861-6778 Novell Inc., The leading provider in net services software. www.novell.com >>> <P.Goovaerts at Clipper.Be> 04/03/03 08:10AM >>> I'm evaluating CVS to use as our Versioning System for WSAD development and some questions arise (maybe because of faulty usage?) - I created a 2 projects in WSAD. 1 webapp and 1 'General Utilities' - Then I moved both to the CVS-repository using 'Synchronize with Stream' - Finally I 'versioned' the projects using 'Version from workspace' Another user can load both project into his WSAD_workspace and 'update' the webapp-project. He needs the 'General Utilities' to use the utility_classes in the webapp-project. At the same time I change the 'General Utilities' (add new utilities) and update the CVS_stream. From this moment web_developer has another version of the 'General Utilities'-project and has no access to the new utilities... I suppose he needs to reload the 'General Utilities'-project from CVS... But this means we have to reload from CVS over and over.... We are at the 'beginning stage' of developing web_applications and client_server java applications. This means that lots of 'utility'_classes (company specific) needs to be defined. So actually, while I'm working on the 'General Utilities'-project, other developers works on web_apps and needs new 'General Utilities' very often. As far as I understand CVS now, every time one need to change a project (General utilities - webproject in our case), one has to load all projects he needs into his workspace, do his job, update the CVS_stream, version the project and clears his workspace. 1) Is this correctly understood ? 2) When I have an EnterpriseApp with 3 web-apps, do I always have to reload the complete EnterpriseApp + all related web-apps ??? What do we do when 2 developers work on a different webapp belonging to same EnterpriseApp? Patrick Goovaerts _______________________________________________ cvsnt mailing list cvsnt at cvsnt.org cvsnt downloads at march-hare.com @CVSNT on Twitter CVSNT on Facebook http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt https://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/en.asp#downcvs