Workshop 8.1 useless with CVS

Hi all,
Workshop never works with CVS for me.
The CVS server is installed in Win 2000 machine. And it works fine when I do
CVS operations from other clients like
Inspite of asking BEA for many times, I could not solve the problem of
connecting to CVS NT Server.
SP2 also does not fixes the problem of connecting.
The error that I am getting is like this
cvs update: unknown method in CVSroot:
:ntserver:bkarthi@ets4218:F\\Aretail\\RepositoryCVS when I do any CVS
operation.
I know that the problem is in the CVSROOT.
Any body please tell me how can i connect to CVS NT Server means
provide me the correct CVSROOT for NT server which works with Workshop 8.1.
Also opened a case with BEA, a month ago but still no solution.
Thanks,
Karthi.

Hi all,
I came to know that the problem is the version of the CVSNT and cvs.exe that is available to Workshop through the environmental variable.
It is mandatory that we have to add cvs.exe to OS PATH. So that the workshop will launch this process.
This will solve the problem of create process.
But with problems that I faced, I understand that workshop is specific to particular version of "cvs.exe"
Now, I am able to access the CVS server from workshop but not with "ntserver" protocol. I am using "sspi" protocol.
I tried with "pserver" too, it works fine.
So I need to know which version of "cvs.exe", the developers are suppose to use.
Points to remember while configuring workshop with CVS.
1. correct "cvs.exe" should be in the PATH variable
2. Don't use "ntserver" protocol.
3. Use "pserver" or "sspi" ( I tested both. Works fine )
4. "pserver" protocol requires that the user should be logged in before doing a cvs operation.
5. To be functional , cvs module should be imported and check out before opening workshop. There is no built in method to import and check out from Workshop.
6. If want to customize workshop with cvs commands, CVSROOT variable should be defined before you launch the Workshop.
Thanks,
Karthi.
"Dan DeMania" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:3ffc8585$[email protected]..
I also can not seem to find a way to configure the CVSROOT parameter to connect to CVS? Your right, it doesn't appear that there is a location to put the password for the CVS login! I get the following error:
commit starting...
Caught exception: CreateProcess: cvs -d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/gewt_portal commit -l -m a C:\bea\user_projects\applications\portalApp\portalWebApp\Controller.jpf error=2
commit finished.
with the following cvs root configured:
:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/gewt_portal[att1.html]

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