Use Cases for System i support in IBM Rational Build Forge

Leigh Williamson , Rational Distinguished Engineer, Build Forge Chief Architect, IBM

13 May 2008

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This information is intended to put i5/OS® IBM® Rational® Build Forge® use cases into context with the product and the environment in which the use cases execute.

Overview

This document provides a very brief, high-level description of the IBM® Rational® Build Forge® product architecture, and a set of use cases for the product specific to IBM® i5/OS®. Also discussed is some background on typical application development for the i5/OS environment.

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Resources

• Check the Rational Build Forge documentation for technical resources and best practices for Rational Software Delivery Platform products.
  
  
• Visit the Rational software area on developerWorks for technical resources and best practices for Rational Software Delivery Platform products.
  
  
• Subscribe to the developerWorks Rational zone newsletter. Keep up with developerWorks Rational content. Every other week, you'll receive updates on the latest technical resources and best practices for the Rational Software Delivery Platform.
  
  
• Subscribe to the Rational Edge newsletter for articles on the concepts behind effective software development.
  
  
• Browse the technology bookstore for books on these and other technical topics.
  
  

• Find more resources for build and release engineers and managers in the Build Forge area of the developerWorks Rational zone, including articles and whitepapers, links to training, discussion forums, product documentation and support.
  
  
• Find more Build Forge examples at the developerWorks Rational zone.
  
  
• Download trial versions of IBM Rational software.

• Seeking answers or advice about good build and release management practices? Are you a Build Forge user looking to connect with others? Post in the Build and release Management/Build Forge forum on developerWorks.
  
  

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