SCM Anywhere Standalone

What’s new in SCM Anywhere Standalone V2.3?

• Added Source Location bar to allow users to locate a specific project directly.
• Optimized the bind and unbind functions in VSPackage.
• Improved the usability of the client and VSPackage.
• While resizing the issue tracking panel, the size of the other panels will not be changed.
• Service Configurator can now display OS information for Windows 7.

What’s new in SCM Anywhere Standalone V2.2.1?

• Fixed bug where you may get "File in use" error in rare cases when getting a file using SCM Anywhere Standalone VSPackage.
• Fixed Pending Changes Window disabled issue of SCM Anywhere Standalone VSPackage in Visual Studio 2005.
• Other minor fixes.

What’s new in SCM Anywhere Standalone V2.2?

• Issue tracking web client added.
• Fixed the protected memory bug in SCM Anywhere Standalone VSPackage.
• Added auto rebinding feature in SCM Anywhere Standalone VSPackage. The binding info will be automatically updated while getting a branch.
• Improved support for Visual Studio 2010.
• Fixed the carriage enter bug in issue tracking dialog and admin explorer.
• Other minor fixes.

What’s new in SCM Anywhere Standalone V2.1?

• Performance greatly improved for SCM Anywhere Standalone VSPackage.
• Performance improved for SCM Anywhere Standalone MSSCCI.
• Performance improved for SCM Anywhere Standalone GUI clients.
• SCM Anywhere Standalone Server and Client are now supported by 64-bit Windows.
• Improved font. SCM Anywhere Standalone interface is now more friendly by using the system fonts.
• Added support for Visual Studio 2010.
• Improved Web Deploy: Performance improved and added support for passive FTP mode.
• SCM Anywhere Standalone VSPackage now supports renaming/moving folders.
• Improved flexibility on management of transition rules and field rules.
• Improved robustness when adding files by folders.
• Improved security of the password.
• Fixed bug where SCM Anywhere Server installation may fail on non-English operating systems.
• Other minor fixes and tweaks.

SCM Anywhere Standalone Features

• Version Control - Based on the widely used and proven SourceAnywhere 2, SCM Anywhere Standalone introduces many new version control features, such as Shelve/Unshelve, Project Branch & Merge, Local Pending Change.
• Work Item and Bug/Issue Tracking - SCM Anywhere Standalone provides fully customizable and workflow driven bug / issue tracking. You can customize field, user form, workflow, email notification and security according to your team needs.
• Visual Studio, Eclipse and MSSCCI Integration - SCM Anywhere Standalone fully integrates with Visual Studio 2005/2008 (screenshot) and Eclipse (screenshot). You can also use major version control features in Visual Studio 6, 2003, Delphi and many other IDEs that support MSSCCI.
• Build Automation - SCM Anywhere Standalone integrates with CruiseControl.NET and ANT to provide continuous integration and automatic build support.
• Cross Platform - Besides a native Windows client, SCM Anywhere Standalone provides a Java client which enables developers to access code repositories from any operating system that supports the J2SE Java runtime environment including Mac, Linux, and more.
• Multiple Development Styles - SCM Anywhere Standalone supports Microsoft Visual SourceSafe (VSS) work style, Team Foundation work style and CVS/Subversion work style.
• Effortless Migration from VSS - VSS Import Tool is provided to import Visual SourceSafe (VSS) data to SCM Anywhere Standalone repositories.
• Fast and Secure Remote Access - SCM Anywhere Standalone is optimized for both local and web access. SSL can be used to secure the network layer. Password policy can be enforced to protect your password.

How does SCM Anywhere Standalone work? Dynamsoft SCM Anywhere Standalone uses Microsoft SQL Server as the backend. All the repository data is stored in SQL Server. SCM Anywhere Standalone Server needs to be installed in the same LAN or the same machine as the SQL Server. The SCM Anywhere Standalone server handles the requests from SCM Anywhere Standalone clients, and fetches the data from or stores the data into SQL Server.

 You can use the SCM Anywhere Standalone client of your choice to access your files. You can choose to use GUI client, IDE integration or command line client. SCM Anywhere Standalone supports Visual Studio, Dreamweaver, Eclipse and MSSCCI integration. Cross-platform clients are available. SDK is provided for you to build your own client. Standard TCP/IP protocol is used to communicate between the server and the client. You can also specify the IP port number.