Hi, Riccardo.

I think what you are going to find when your team starts using SourceJammer (or 
whatever source
control system you choose) is that you are making a significant process change. 
Your developers
will have to change their habits no matter what system you adopt. Source 
control is more than just
a program that you use; it is a process and a mindset that you adopt.

One particular concept that I find helpful is to always think that the "real" 
or "official" copy
of any file is the one that resides inside of the source control system. When a 
developer
downloads or checks out a file from the source control system, they are really 
just making a copy.
The real file is always the one locked away inside the vcs.

Your developers are going to have to change their habits no matter what. They 
will have to get
used to checking out files before they work on them and then checking them back 
in when their
changes are complete. My opinion is that, in a single check out system like 
SourceJammer,
developers should avoid making changes to a file that another developer has 
checked out at all
costs. If another developer has checked out a file you need to work on, the 
best practice is to
just give the other developer a call or send him/her an email and say "Hey, you 
done with that
file yet?"

If your team has fewer than 10 people and you're code is reasonably well 
organized, this system
should work fine for you.

--Rob

--- Albert Moliner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hello (and sorry for duplicating the email if you already belong to the users
> list).
> 
> Some more comments about it, although I agree very much with Stan views.
> 


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