All directories that contain generated sources should be put under version control - but not their content: - `src_dataClass` - `src_wsproc` In SVN I normally add these directories to the SCM server. But configure an `svn-ignore: *` property on them. ---------- The `classes` directory can be completely ignored as it only contains binaries. ---------- Normally sharing the `.settings` file in an SCM system should not harm you. In most cases I do never ever configure an e-mail server here as since 6.5 we have an embedded internal mail server in the designer that works for most scenarios. And if I configure a real mail server, then its an internal dev environment thing which is not accessible outside our network. So I do not mint mind sharing it.

All directories that contain generated sources should be put under version control - but not their content: - `src_dataClass` - `src_wsproc` In SVN I normally add them these directories to SVN. the SCM server. But configure an `svn-ignore: *` property on them. ---------- The `classes` directory can be completely ignored as it only contains binaries. ---------- Normally sharing the `.settings` file in an SCM system should not harm you. In most cases I do never ever configure an e-mail server here as since 6.5 we have an embedded internal mail server in the designer that works for most scenarios. And if I configure a real mail server, then its an internal dev environment thing which is not accessible outside our network. So I do not mint sharing it.

All directories that contain generated sources should be put under version control - but not their content: - `src_dataClass` - `src_wsproc` In SVN I normally add them to SVN. But configure an `svn-ignore: *`on *` property on them. ---------- The `classes` directory can be completely ignored as it only contains binaries. ---------- Normally sharing the `.settings` file in an SCM system should not harm you. In most cases I do never ever configure an e-mail server here as since 6.5 we have an embedded internal mail server in the designer that works for most scenarios. And if I configure a real mail server, then its an internal dev environment thing which is not accessible outside our network. So I do not mint sharing it.

All directories that contain generated sources should be put under version control - but not their content: - `src_dataClass` - `src_wsproc` In SVN I normally add them to SVN. But configure an `svn-ignore: *`on them. ---------- The `classes` directory can be completely ignored as it only contains binaries. ---------- Normally sharing the `.settings` file in an SCM system should not harm you. In most cases I do never ever configure an e-mail server here as since 6.5 we have an embedded internal mail server in the designer that works for most scenarios. And if I configure a real mail server, then its an internal dev environment thing which is not accessible outside our network. So I do not mint sharing it.