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Configure CVSNT(2.0.58d) for WSAD5.1

 
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Hi everyone:

I am trying to figure out the way to configure cvs in Websphere Application Developer 5.1. Here is what I did as part of my effort to configure it.
1. Installed CVS for windows successfully.
2. In the CVSNT control panel, I added a repositoty whose name and root
are /Temp/CVSRep, E:/Temp/CVSRep respectively.
3. In the advanced tabbedpane of the control panel, I added the run as
user(VISHWAKSENA\Administrator),default domain(my computer name which is VISHWAKSENA) and left the rest of default settings as it is.
4. In the command prompt, I set CVSROOT environment variable as
set CVSROOT= server:administatro@vishwaksena:/Temp/CVSRep
5. Then I invoked 'cvs login' command in the command prompt after which I supplied password.
Now I am confused as to how I should proceed myself to check if it is properly configured. When I try to add the new repository location in WSAD, it is giving me an error message: "Error validating location. I/O Exception occured.Connection refused:E:\Temp\CVSRep:No such repository" keep location anyway?

Could anyone tell me where I did wrong or what needs to be done in addition to what I already did? I appreciate your time and help.


Thankyou Guys
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Haricharan,
The best way to check it is to see if you can logon to cvs using the command line. ("cvs logon" command) This will tell you if the problem is at the CVS or WSAD end.
 
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