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Tutorials on CVS version control: how to implement it in a java struts project?
Or is there any other simple source control system?
i am just starting out on my first enterprise project
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Or is there any other simple source control system?
i am just starting out on my first enterprise project


Heres a list of freely available ones.

Googles got a large number of tutorials listed.

O'Reilly have a good book, Essential CVS ,you may want to look at.

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If you're starting out on your first version control, you may want to try Subversion. It's similar to CVS but more modern. SVN is widely used now, and if you're on windows, you have TortoiseSVN for a GUI.
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Also, you can try SCM Anywhere Standalone, a SQL Server-based software configuration management (SCM) tool with fully integrated version control, bug tracking and build automation.
http://www.scmsoftwareconfigurationmanagement.com/


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