Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Has anyone implemented DSTX with a connection to CVS(Concurrent Versions System)? DSTX requires an SCCI compliant system which CVS isn't. However, there are freely available DLLs that connect SCCI compliant Source Control Systems to a CVS repository and I'm wondering if they might be used in a solution.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Even if you can get it to work, if there are issues, it would be considered an unsupported environment. There would be no way for the issue to be reproduced in Support.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

What issues? I haven't even got an idea of how to make it work yet. As I understand it, IBM® WebSphere® Business Integrator Message Broker and WebSphere Studio Application Developer support CVS so perhaps at some future date WebSphere DSTX may also. I'm trying to beat the rush.

The DSTX product is marketed as supporting SCCI compliant SCCSs but I don't expect that IBM will support every SCCI-compliant product out there.

So how do I get DSTX to work with CVS again?
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

You stated that CVS is not SCCI compliant, and DS TX only supports compliant version control software. What I was trying to say was that if it is not listed as supported in the documentation, and you were able to get the two products to work at all, there is no way for IBM's Support group to help with any issues you might run into. Support is not allowed to engage engineering for unsupported 3rd party programs, OS's, etc. Most likely, Support, Engineering and Q/A don't have the product to test either.
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