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From: C. on 16 Jun 2010 13:14
Hi,

Noob TFS question. On a TFS server we have a Team Project that
comprises a number of ASP Classic apps:

$/MyTeamProject/ClassicStream/AllApps

What I'd like to do is work on these apps in Visual Studio 2008 with
source control. My question is since AllApps isn't a .Net solution or
project, how do I create a local copy at:

C:\AllApps

I've attempted to create an empty web, and then create a working
folder in the TFS workspace that maps to it. I can do a Get Latest and
get the files, but when I open the empty web in VS 2008, the files
aren't recognized as being in source control.

What would be the best way to do this?

Many thanks,

Chris
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