JDeveloper Add-ins - Source Control

How do I add an add-in for Version Control of the software (Servelts/EJBs/shtml) being developed.
As we are implementing ISO, this seems to be mandatory.
In the help of JDeveloper 3.0, version control add-ins seems to be possible. We have standardised on visual source safe 6.0.
any idea on how to integrate these tools together. Alternatively, should I be using any other version control tool?
Tx in advance.

I would recomend using version control as the separate tool. Simply check out the files and switch to JDeveloper do work, save swich to the version control and check in.
In my opinion integrating with JDeveloper is not worth it. First it add-ins do not work well with JDev 3.0. Secondly the working with Business Components wizards and version control is a little tricky - wizards may change mulitple files and it takes a while to learn which files you have to checkout. You may as well check out the entire folder containing the changes, using the version control client. When you check in you can skip the files without changes (most tools should allow to do this).
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