Teamprise

When using the command line, you can find out what options are available by typing "tf help", and then "tf help command"

When creating the command line, we used Microsoft's tf.exe command syntax as a basis. The documentation for that can be found here:-

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc31bk2e.aspx

However, a few examples are useful - so here is a quick one to get people started. The following is a standard interaction with TFS Version Control through the command line.

1. Create a workspace on your local computer.



2. Create a working folder mapping.

(if you want the server folder mapped to the current directory)

3. Get the latest version of code



4. Check-out the files you wish to edit



5. Make changes locally and test



6. Check-in the pending changes in your workspace



7. Repeat from step 3.

I Hope that helps. If there are any other examples folks have or want then feel free to post them here.

These examples dont work, the exception messages raised by the application are cryptic, and the Teamprise documenation for using the commandline tools is simply none existant.

They work for me. Actually, I went through painful hours and successfully installed and setup java and tf, finding the proper syntax on my own before checking this forum.
The only thing is that every command I type prompts me for my username, domainname and password.
Also, as mentionned in another post, the lack of diff capabilities is painful. Hopefully the 4.0 version is on its way.