Christopher, I have managed to get StarTeam to work with the 6.3 Admin Tool - details below. Please note that I haven't used it in anger though so I can't comment on how well it works with ARS but the following should at least allow you to get it to be recognised as a valid SCC provider. I hope it helps.
The problem appears to be that the Admin Tool has a problem reading the registry key that points to the StarTeam integration. Using Sysinternals regmon utility you can see a buffer overflow error that does not occur with Visual SourceSafe. The list of installed SCC providers is in the registry at HKLM\Software\SourceCodeControlProvider\InstalledSCCProviders This key contains a pointer to the registry keys of each installed SCC product. On a test system this has Microsoft Visual SourceSafe Software\Microsoft\SourceSafe StarTeam Source Code Control Software\Borland\StarTeam Integrations\StarTeam Microsoft SCC Integration Both of the referenced keys then contain the SCCServerName and SCCServerPath keys that the Admin Tool should read. The buffer overflow error is caused when reading the StarTeam key reference so I created a shorter new key; HKLM\Software\Borland\StarTeam and added string entries in there for SCCServerName StarTeam SCCServerPath c:\winnt\system32\MsSccIntegration3.dll These were copied from the original key. I then edited the reference in the InstalledSCCProviders key to point here instead; Microsoft Visual SourceSafe Software\Microsoft\SourceSafe StarTeam Source Code Control Software\Borland\StarTeam Now, when I go to enable SCC in the Admin Tool, StarTeam is available. On Wed, 9 Aug 2006 14:07:45 -0400, Christopher Pruitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I am seeking some feedback on some software by Borland called StarTeam. > >Has anyone on the list used that for configuration management/source code >check-in/check-out? If so, did you have any issues when connecting it to >the AR System? _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at http://www.wwrug.org
