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Technical resources and best practices for the Rational software delivery platform

How using Rational Rhapsody UML models helps determine which code to reuse

Modeling while analyzing existing code helps systems developers make decisions about what code to reuse. This article explains the keys to successful reuse and how to reuse code by combining code-centric development with modeling.  More >

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  • Using Rational Change and ClearCase together

    By configuring the Rational Change for ClearCase Interface, you can use Rational Change and Rational ClearCase together for change and configuration management. Learn how these tools integrate to track implementation of change requests. (Requires intermediate-level knowledge of both tools.)

  • Evaluate FileNet Content Engine with Rational Performance Tester load tests

    Evaluate IBM FileNet Content Engine performance by configuring Rational Performance Tester to load test the document editing functionality. This approach is based on what the authors learned from a customer benchmark project that involved large volumes of content.

  • What's new in the Rational Developer for Power 8.0.3 release

    IBM Rational Developer for Power Systems Software provides integrated analysis, development, and debugging tools for IBM AIX, IBM i, and Linux operating systems. Although this is a service release, it contains some significant new functions, which the developer describes in this article.

  • Diagnose and debug with IBM Rational Synergy tools and techniques

    Debugging tools included in Rational Synergy change and configuration management software can be switched on and off. This article explains the tools and techniques that can help in analyzing critical issues. Using them to gather information helps support technicians resolve the issue faster.

  • Integrate a Rational ClearCase UCM stream with Rational Team Concert 3.0

    Learn how to synchronize an IBM Rational ClearCase client with a Rational Team Concert Eclipse client. This article explains how to use the ClearCase Importer to import files or folders from a ClearCase UCM stream to Rational Team Concert, and how to use Change Flow Target.




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Rational Focal Point
Product and portfolio management tool

Rational DOORS
Requirements engineering and management solution

Rational Rhapsody
Collaborative development environment for systems and software

Rational Synergy
Task-based configuration management tool

Rational Change
Change management solution for systems and software

Rational Quality Manager
Test and quality management solution


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We appreciate developerWorks contributing author Jean-Louis Maréchaux
Jean-Louis Maréchaux is a Rational software engineer at the IBM Canada Lab, focusing on software architecture, Java EE technologies, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and agile software development practices. His involvement with software development projects began in 1997. He has been developing applications first, and then has been acting as a coding architect. As an IBM Rational field practitioner, Jean-Louis helped many customers define the best development environments for their collocated and distributed teams. He is now responsible for the development of training material for some of the IBM architecture, design, and development products and technologies. Jean-Louis is the author of several articles on technologies and practices. He also contributed to A Practical Guide to Distributed Scrum (IBM Press, 2010), and he started his Pragmatic Architecture blog in 2011 to share his thoughts on software engineering.

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