URGENT: Cvs Integration

Hi,
I am currently struggling with the CVS integration within JDeveloper 9.0.3. Maybe anyone can help ;-)
My configuration:
JDeveloper is installed on a W2k worstation, the cvs server resists on a linux server. We currently use the cvs client "Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 1.11.1.3 (Build 57j) (client/server)" provided by cvsnt.org, those folder path is listed in the environment variable PATH.
We must use SSH for the connect to the CVS server on the linux machine. Therefore, we configured an external locator which is ssh2.
We successfully established a connection via WinCVS and SSH to our CVS server.
We have been working on integration of JDeveloper with CVS since a few days - with little success. When JDeveloper starts we receive the typical CVS message pane, and the source control entry within the context menu is also available - by this means JDeveloper could successfully access the CVS client. When we try to create a CVS connection we run into some issues. We set the external locator to ssh2.exe with the remote server program cvs.
We also set the configuration parameters properly for our connection, so that our CVSROOT variable seems to be ok (real names replaced by placeholders):
:ext:<<username>>@<<ourCVSServer>>:/usr/local/cvs.
But when we try to make a test connection then the following issue occurs:
1. The external shell pops up where we enter the password
2. one or two seconds delay
3. Error message in wizard: Connection test failed: unable to connect.
I don't have any clue how to solve this.
My questions:
- Did anyone get connected to a CVS on linux machine via SSH within JDeveloper?
- if yes, how did you do this?
- what am I doing wrong?
I appreciate every hint or installation step procedure.
Regards,
Stefan

I posted a reply on your other thread on this.
Rob
Team JDev

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