Oracle9i JDeveloper and SCM course

A new beta course to assist the implementation of JDeveloper and SCM is now
available:
Manage Development in Oracle9i JDeveloper with Oracle9i Software Configuration
Manager
It is available from the OTN SCM software download area at:-
http://otn.oracle.com/software/products/repository/content.html
Feedback very welcome.
thankyou,
David

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Whilst the 9i JDeveloper help/documentation is better, it assumes a certain amount of OracleSCM knowledge (or that you can obtain it from OracleSCM). Furthermore, not all of our SCM needs will be from within the 9i JDeveloper IDE...other files relating to our JDeveloper applications (such as requirements/design documentation, SQL & PL/SQL files etc) will want to be brought together under SCM where the use of the RON (outside of 9i JDev) will be required (I assume?).
We have been through the beta version of the new course and, whilst a definite step in the right direction, it is no substitute for a written "Getting Started Guide" and does not provide enough information to actually get new users/projects up and running (just the foundations). In particular, we found the Practice Areas alittle cumbersome and lacking (much needed) hints/solutions. We need less of the "Overview of SCM" (most people are familiar with the concepts/benefits and have used similar products before), and much more of the specifics of setting up/using OracleSCM and JDev-OracleSCM.
We are a JDeveloper (3.2) shop (naturally) looking to migrate our applications to 9i JDeveloper where the close integration with OracleSCM is an attractive new feature that we'd like to take advantage of. Much greater help & support will need to be provided to existing (and new) users if the application of this exciting new feature is to be attempted/successful.

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(2) Choice is a good thing. Your recent experience of developers' spleen over the removal of client-server should tell you that people respond well to being given options and badly to having them removed.
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