CMSDK 90422 and Oracle Drive

Has anyone had success in getting this to work? I installed Oracle drive on a workstation I have but am unable to connect to the server. I get an error saying the file path is incorrect, yet I can access the server with that same path through Windows Explorer. My CMSDK runs on Linux, is that a problem?

We've got Oracle Drive to work fine with CM SDK, although the advanced features you would get with Collaboration Suite aren't available.
What URL are you trying to connect to?

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