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I'm evaluating CVS to use as our Versioning System for WSAD development and some questions arise (maybe because of faulty usage?) - I created a 2 projects in WSAD. 1 webapp and 1 'General Utilities' - Then I moved both to the CVS-repository using 'Synchronize with Stream' - Finally I 'versioned' the projects using 'Version from workspace' Another user can load both project into his WSAD_workspace and 'update' the webapp-project. He needs the 'General Utilities' to use the utility_classes in the webapp-project. At the same time I change the 'General Utilities' (add new utilities) and update the CVS_stream. From this moment web_developer has another version of the 'General Utilities'-project and has no access to the new utilities... I suppose he needs to reload the 'General Utilities'-project from CVS... But this means we have to reload from CVS over and over.... We are at the 'beginning stage' of developing web_applications and client_server java applications. This means that lots of 'utility'_classes (company specific) needs to be defined. So actually, while I'm working on the 'General Utilities'-project, other developers works on web_apps and needs new 'General Utilities' very often. As far as I understand CVS now, every time one need to change a project (General utilities - webproject in our case), one has to load all projects he needs into his workspace, do his job, update the CVS_stream, version the project and clears his workspace. 1) Is this correctly understood ? 2) When I have an EnterpriseApp with 3 web-apps, do I always have to reload the complete EnterpriseApp + all related web-apps ??? What do we do when 2 developers work on a different webapp belonging to same EnterpriseApp? Patrick Goovaerts