The "Publish Edition" command in Teamsite is directly equivalent to labelling in ClearCase.
The workflow features of Teamsite are not native to ClearCase, but can be built on top of it (pretty easily, especially on Windows) using triggers, labels, attributes and branches.
I have worked on a project where we used ClearCase as both CMS and VCS. I have also worked on a project where we used Teamsite as both CMS and VCS.
In my current job we use ClearCase for code and Teamsite for content - a great combination, if you can afford it. As code developers we want the power of ClearCase, but we don't want to inflict that complexity on the content developers. They get to use the easy UI of Teamsite.
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The "Publish Edition" command in Teamsite is directly equivalent to labelling in ClearCase.
The workflow features of Teamsite are not native to ClearCase, but can be built on top of it (pretty easily, especially on Windows) using triggers, labels, attributes and branches.
I have worked on a project where we used ClearCase as both CMS and VCS. I have also worked on a project where we used Teamsite as both CMS and VCS.
In my current job we use ClearCase for code and Teamsite for content - a great combination, if you can afford it. As code developers we want the power of ClearCase, but we don't want to inflict that complexity on the content developers. They get to use the easy UI of Teamsite.