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New in Rational Downloads.
Here's the most recent list of the latest and greatest downloads which have gone live from Rational Support since our last post on February 19th! These links below are provided to help you find the fixes you need in order to stay up to date and successful with your Rational products.... And don't forget to check out the downloads tag to see any of the fixes you may have previously missed:
Rational Rhapsody Design Manager 4.0.6 Rational Software Architect Design Manager 4.0.6 Rational Quality Manager 4.0.6 Rational Requirements Composer 4.0.6 XL Fortran Runtime for Linux Fix Pack 6 (February 2014 Update) for 14.1 XL Fortran for Linux Fix Pack 6 (February 2014 Update) for 14.1 Rational Functional Tester Fix Pack 2 (8.5.1.2) for 8.5.1 Rational Build Forge Interim Fix 1 for 7.1.3.5 Rational Team Concert Interim Fix 2 for 3.0.1.6 Rational Requirements Composer Interim Fix 2 for 3.0.1.6 Rational Quality Manager Interim Fix 2 for 3.0.1.6 Rational DOORS and DOORS Web Access Fix Pack 1 (9.5.2.1) for 9.5.2 Rational Service Tester for SOA Quality Fix Pack 2 (8.5.1.2) for 8.5.1 Rational Asset Analyzer for System z Fix Pack 3 (6.1.0.3) for 6.1 Rational Asset Analyzer Fix Pack 3 (6.1.0.3) for 6.1 IBM Installation Manager 1.7.1 Install Kit for Linux x86_64
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Clean Rational Team Concert build workspaces
Over on the developerWorks' Rational Technical library, Jesus Ivan Millan (Build Engineer, IBM) discusses Automating the build workspaces cleaning process in his article titled:
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Using SSL within Rational Integration Tester
While working the front lines in support over the past 16 years of my career, a small handful of issues always seem to crop up as the most requested items when clients call in. One of those items was consistently in depth question on how to setup SSL for any of the products I was supporting. So, of course I'm going to highlight an SSL article when it comes across my plate, as I know how important these types of setups are to you, or clients, with a focus on ensuring your environment's security. Luckily, John Chewter, Chief Architect for Green Hat Technologies in IBM has written a wonderfully detailed article on developerWorks outlining this process for IBM Rational Integration Tester: Using SSL within Rational Integration Tester- Overview of key material, the SSL handshake, and its use in Rational Integration Tester transports. Learn how to configure SSL and use the key material in IBM® Rational® Integration Tester to test and virtualize secure services. Summary: This article explains the various key material types and how they are used within Rational Integration Tester so that it can connect to and test applications secured using SSL. In Part Two we explore how to use the HTTP(S) proxy server to record and re-route secure traffic by using existing key material, or by using the certificate and key that is included in the HTTP proxy server, within the Rational Integration Tester Platform Pack. |
Live on developerWorks Rational in the past month
We're always working to bring you deeper value to the products you use. From our support perspective, this doesn't just mean troubleshooting tips or solutions to errors. It also means larger implementation content and best practices! Helping you avoid issues by highlighting best practices before trouble is seen is just another of those ways we help make sure you are as successful with these products as you need to be! That's exactly why we bring you this periodic series of roll-ups from our developerWorks Rational community and libraries... that in mind, here's the past few weeks' articles that went live on developerWorks Rational: New articles
What's new in Rational Lifecycle Integration Adapters
What's new in Rational Software Architect and Design Manager
Top 10 modeling hints: #4 Design patterns reuse proven solutions
Featured download IBM Rational Lifecycle Integration Adapters Standard Edition IBM Rational Lifecycle Integration Adapters Standard Edition extends the IBM Rational solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM) with integrations to select third-party tools. These adapters also provide integrations for Rational ClearQuest. The Rational Lifecycle Integration Adapters Standard Edition enables you to continue using your existing lifecycle tools and benefit from the many capabilities found in the Rational solution for CLM products.
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Featured author Monica Luke lives in the Boston, Massachusetts area. With more than 20 years experience in software engineering, she joined IBM Rational software 10 years ago in the test organization. During her 17 years as a test automation engineer and architect, she has repeatedly tackled the tough problems of building test automation solutions through frameworks that last and build triggered test solutions for complete lights-out testing. Testing and test automation remain a passion, and that has led Monica to move into the product management organization, where she has the opportunity to tackle these tough problems in the testing tools. Monica currently spends a lot of her time thinking about the challenges of Continuous Testing. Using an outside-in scenario design approach, Monica is happily influencing the next wave of Rational testing tools.
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New DevOps events
The agile architect
Go agile to deliver SAP enhancements
Mobile development and continuous software delivery
More articles!
IBM Rational DOORS getting started
Simplify integration testing with Rational Integration Tester
Extend IBM Rational Test Lab Manager for test asset management
Top 10 modeling hints: #5 Only 4 (+1) diagrams are required
Create custom reports with BIRT and Rational Team Concert
Create high quality code with IDEs
Top 10 modeling hints: #6 Model-based hand offs preserve fidelity
Another featured download:
IBM Rational DOORS
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Live on Rational developerWorks
We're knee deep into fall now, and well into November already! How did that happen? I'm not sure of the time-space continuum shift that has truncated this year, but what I am sure of is that our awesome developerWorks authors have been steadily publishing their great articles regardless of how short or long the year has seemed... Here are the latest articles from the past few weeks which have gone live on Rational developerWorks:
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