Oracle SCM to CVS migration - white paper available?

Is there such white paper or technical notes available for a JDeveloper environment?
Specifically, what about moving version and configuration history to CVS?
Itsik

Sad to say, but there's no defined meta-data standard for the transposition of version information. So your only real answer is to grab the significant element versions out of Oracle SCM as files and start uploading them into CVS repository. Same as when you started using Oracle SCM.

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Attn: Oracle Reports Team
I want to optimize/tune my report. I was suggested from this forum to read White Paper available at http://otn.oracle.com/products/reports/pdf/275641.pdf.
I tried several times to open/print The white paper on above address but always got an error 'There was a problem reading this document (14)':
Previously I have been able to open and print white papers but here is some problem on the document side. Pl. guide as how I can I get this problem resolved.
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Oracle White Paper- Storage Option for RAC. on Linux

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Developing JSF Portlets with WebLogic Portal (Oracle White paper May 2009)

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