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-verbose from the commandline didn't show any errors.  But when I switched back to the default jdk (1.3.1) that was included with jbuilder6 it works!

I was getting the path problem using j2sdk1.4.1_04.

What jdk does JBuilder 9 use?

"Lori M Olson (TeamB)" <javadragon@techie.com> wrote:
>Jim wrote:
>> I'm getting this error while trying to config cvs to use a local or pserver repository.
>> 
>> The CVS client is either not installed or not located in your PATH. Please install CVS or add CVS to your PATH settings
>> 
>> Config: JBuilder6, using suse linux  2.4.19
>> I set CVS, and CVSROOT in the env and command line cvs works fine.
>> 
>> I also tried coping /usr/bin/cvs to JBuilder6/bin and it didn't help?
>> 
>> Anyone have any idea's?
>
>Not really.  I'm running JBuilder 9 on SuSE 8.2 (no futzing with the 
>kernel), and my CVS integration works fine.
>
>How are you invoking JBuilder?  Have you tried running it from a console 
>with -verbose?  Then you could at least see if any other exceptions, 
>etc, are being thrown.
>
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>
>Lori Olson (TeamB)
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