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The IBM Rational Unified Process for System z V1.0

Summary:  The IBM Rational Unified Process for System z (RUP for System z) addresses application development on System z. However the core of the method is applicable outside of the scope of the z environment, to any development using procedural programming languages.

Date:  06 Jun 2007 (Published 20 Mar 2007)

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The IBM Rational Unified Process for System z (RUP for System z) addresses application development on System z. However the core of the method is applicable outside of the scope of the z environment, to any development using procedural programming languages.

Purpose

The IBM® Rational Unified Process® (RUP®) for System z™ (RUP for System z) is a variation of RUP for the System z environment. RUP for System z provides z practitioners with specific software development guidance and a succinct end-to-end process. RUP for System z includes a large set of work product examples, mostly produced using IBM tools, and taken from an application created in CICS COBOL and exposed as Web services (using both the CICS Web Services Assistant and the Enterprise Generation Language: EGL). RUP for System z depicts software development practices currently in use in the z environment while leveraging some of the modern best practices encompassed in the Rational Unified Process (RUP) and its Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) extension.

RUP Base version and major dependencies:

  • Rational Unified Process V7.0.1
  • RUP for Service-Oriented Modeling and Architecture Version: 2.4

Supported: Yes, by IBM

Copyright and licensing info: Copyright © IBM Corporation, 1987, 2007

The Rational Method Composer license applies to this plug-in.

Last modified: May 2007

Download instructions

This section describes how to import the Rational Method Composer plug-in into a method library. You must have Rational Method Composer 7.1.x installed on your computer to use this plug-in.

  1. Download and unzip the plug-in zip file to a convenient location
  2. Start Rational Method Composer
  3. Select File > Import to launch the Import Wizard
  4. On the Select page in the Wizard select Method Plug-ins and click Next
  5. Uncheck the Use default directory checkbox
  6. Browse to the location where you extracted the plug-in and select the directory rmc_rupz_1.0, click OK and then Next
  7. Check the box next to the plug-in you want to import and click Finish
    • If you already have a previous version of the plug-in in your library, say Yes to overwrite the plug-in
    • If you do not have a backup copy of your current library it is advisable to make a backup copy before importing the plug-in. Click Yes when asked to make a backup copy of your library.

The plug-in called rup_for_z will be imported into your library and you will see it in the Library View. In addition, in the Library View under Configurations you will see the RUP for System z configuration.

OPTIONAL: To generate the RUP for System z website, perform the following steps:

  1. From the toolbar, select Configuration > Publish. The Publish Method Configuration wizard appears
  2. On the Select Configuration page, select the RUP for System z configuration and then click Next
  3. On the Select publishing type page, select Publish the selected configuration and then click Next
  4. On the Specify Publishing Options page:
    • Provide a destination directory for the published Web site in the Publication path field
    • Provide a title for the published method web
    • Choose to include a glossary, index, search capability and/or process tree customization
    • Choose to check that external hyperlinks are valid
    • Choose to publish activity diagrams that have not been edited, such as activity diagrams that have been generated by the tool, but not manually edited
  5. Click Finish. Publishing is initiated

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DescriptionNameSizeDownload method
plug-in installation filesrmc_z_devworks.zip17,876KBHTTP

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  • This IBM® Redbook, The IBM Rational Unified Process for System z, describes the new Rational® Unified Process® (RUP® ) for System z™ method which has been especially created for use by organizations that are involved in developing applications software in the System z environment.

  • To learn more, visit the Rational Method Composer and RUP resource area on developerWorks Rational. You'll find technical documentation, how-to articles, education, downloads, product information, and more.

  • Browse the technology bookstore for books on these and other technical topics.

  • For a complete list of available plug-ins for Rational Method Composer V7.1, visit the RMC 7.1 plug-ins page on developerWorks Rational.

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