Author: Darryl Gove
Solaris Studio has an IDE based on NetBeans.org, one of the features of the IDE is its ability to do remote development – ie do your development work on a Windows laptop while doing the builds on a remote Solaris or Linux box. Vladimir has written up a nice how-to guide covering the three models that Studio supports:
As shown in the image, the three models are:
- Fully remote. The source and builds remain on the remote system.
- Mixed/shared. The source is on a shared network location, but the builds are performed remotely.
- Simple. Where the source is cached on the local machine for editing, but sent to the remote machine for builds.