Re: OPO Development Question

From: Michael Kranzdorf <mikek_at_krt.com>
Date: 1995/09/08
Message-ID: <mikek-0809951159190001_at_franklin-tty12.jvnc.net>#1/1


In article <42n06c$6cu_at_cronkite.seas.gwu.edu>, perry_at_seas.gwu.edu (James E. Perry) wrote:

> Is it possible for multiple developers to create a single application? What I
> mean is since OPO uses a single system file to store all of the info for the
> application, how do multiple users get access to the file to change different
> portions of the application?

I haven't played with shared development yet, but the main tools appear to be:

  • You can read and write any form, report, or class to an operating system file. One could use such files for all the code and use a standard revision control system. More simply, each developer could build a separate app and then you assemble them into a single one.
  • For shared resources, libraries are OS files just like applications.

HTH,

Michael Kranzdorf                                    mikek_at_krt.com
Kranzco Realty Trust                                  610.941.9292
Received on Fri Sep 08 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST

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