Are you planning an upgrade to a newer release of IBM Rational Team Concert (RTC), Rational Quality Manager (RQM), Rational Requirements Composer (RRC), Rational DOORS Next Generation (DNG) or your Jazz Team Server (JTS) and unsure about whether or not your clients or servers need to be upgraded together or can be upgraded separately?

Will your old clients connect to your newly upgraded servers? What about backward compatibility - can you upgrade your clients first?  Do your clients and servers need to be on the same release?

The Client and server version compatibility section of the IBM Collaborative Lifecyle Management (CLM) documentation will help you answer those questions and more.

In addition to the information you will find there, further details to help with your upgrade planning can be found in the Installing and upgrading section of the Deployment wiki on jazz.net.

 

Identificações:  compatibility rrc rtc rational-client-support rqm rdng upgrade

 

Ralph Schoon has posted a great reference, tutorial, and code on his personal blog which provides for A Rational Team Concert WorkItem Command Line! He provides code for a simple Work Item Command Line Client and explains the usage in a detailed but easily understood manner. Of course, noting that the post contains published code derived from examples from Jazz.net as well as the RTC SDK, we need to state that the usage of code from that example source code is governed by this license and as stated in the disclaimer, this code comes with the usual lack of promise or guarantee.

Since we have seen many requests to be able to create and update work items from a command line in the forum, as well as enhancement requests and a story for it in the RTC development repository, we wanted to highlight Ralph's work as a great starting point for creating these solutions. This WorkItemCommandLine should provide access for most of your automation needs when creating work items, as well as standing as a resource for the RTC work Item API.

So, go ahead and check out Ralph's blog post; we think you may find it stands as a hugely valuable resource as you move forward with your own RTC work!

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Custom Attributes on File Versions in Rational Team Concert 5.0.2- IBM Software developer Magnus Lindgren demos this feature as it is used to support extensibility and traceability for source files.

 

Identificações:  rtc rational youtube customization videos rational-client-support rational-team-concert

Ralph Schoon (Unleash The Labs, Leading Technical Sales Professional ) provides two great no-nonsense views into starting up with projects in IBM BlueMix on his external blog rsjazz.wordpress.com! With a deep expertise in the RTC / Jazz products, Ralph brings that skill into BlueMix and provides clear steps for using RTC and Eclipse to start developing Node.js applications for BlueMix.

 

　

Getting started with BlueMix - Ralph blogs about his experiences with BlueMix and provides some detailed information to help you get started as well: "Recently everyone has their heads in the clouds and I decided to have a peek to find out what it is all about. So I started looking into it. This post is a summary of my first experiences with the IBM BlueMix Cloud Computing offering and how I got started with developing my first applications for it..."

　

　

Using RTC to Work with DevOps Services and With Bluemix - Ralph blogs again with a deeper dive into BlueMix and Eclipse that builds upon the post above: "I recently had a look into Bluemix and how to use it with Eclipse to develop cloud applications. The blog post also mentions that there is an integration to DevOps Services that enables to use work items for planning. It also allows to use GIT or Jazz SCM to manage the source code. Recently I had a look into how that works and I would like to share here what I learned. This post assumes you have performed the first steps to setup your environment following the Getting started With Bluemix post already...."

　

　

　

　

Identificações:  blogs rational-client-support bluemix rtc jazz getting-started rational devops rational-team-concert how-to

There are some new videos published to the IBM Rational User Education YouTube channel and IBM Education Assistant in November and December. Here's a round up of these videos, which cover topics for Rational Performance Tester, Rational Rhapsody, Rational Team Concert, and Rational Developer for i.

 

 

Rational Performance Tester

 

• Export and Import Project Files in Rational Performance Tester
• Compare Reports and Create an Executive Summary in Rational Peformance Tester
• These videos are also available for viewing and downloading here on IBM Education Assistant for Rational.

 

 

Rational Team Concert

 

• Resolve a conflict in the Rational Team Concert Shell (Advanced Mode)
• Create a repository workspace in the Rational Team Concert Shell (Advanced Mode)
• Work with Jazz properties in the Rational Team Concert Shell (Advanced Mode)
• Deliver changes in the Rational Team Concert Shell (Advanced Mode)
• Share changes in Rational Team Concert Shell: Accept a team invitation
• Set preferences in the Rational Team Concert Shell (Advanced Mode)
• These videos are also available for viewing and downloading here on IBM Education Assistant for Rational.

 

 

Rational Rhapsody

 

• Reverse Engineer C# Files from Microsoft Visual Studio into Rational Rhapsody V8.0
• This video is also available for viewing and downloading here on IBM Education Assistant for Rational.

 

 

Rational Developer for i

 

• Push (Configuration) to Client for IBM Rational Developer for i
• This video is also available for viewing and downloading here on IBM Education Assistant for Rational.

 

 

Identificações:  rational-client-support rpt rational-client-success youtube rtc iea video rhapsody clm ibm-education-assistant

In this season of The Newsroom a USB drive retrieved from a toilet tank (really?!) is used by an investigative journalist to download thousands of stolen confidential documents to a single air gapped computer.  The illicit information blooms across the screen and the leaked documents reveal espionage.

In the real world, privacy and security are top priorities for Defense Company (DC).  To maintain different levels of program security Defense Company operates more than 300 distinct, secure, isolated development environments.  Air-gaps prevent the sharing of network services and systems are disparate.  Adding to the complexity, domain names are deliberately different as well.

Application servers are also disparately configured and every new request requires special handling.  With configurations that vary from one environment to another, software installation and troubleshooting have been a growing headache for the small DC tools team.  Users grew frustrated waiting for an application support engineer with the right security level to travel to closed sites for troubleshooting.  Changes in defense spending led to layoffs and retirement, shrinking the tools team as closed environments continued to proliferate.  Finding a better, more cost effective way to deploy software was the impetus for partnering with Rational Accelerated Value (AVP).

 

Accelerated Value Program

IBM Software Accelerated Value Program is a technical advisory service that provides extended, personalized end-to-end proactive services, preventive advice, risk management, knowledge sharing, and real-time enterprise level problem management to accelerate software deployment, adoption, and post production software management.

Mission

The Defense Company’s initial vision was to have set of ‘golden’ images for their Rational tools that could be electronically distributed to users in any environment.  Because Rational Team Concert (RTC) is the keystone to team collaboration, it made sense to make that the top priority and an open-area replica environment was created to facilitate integration testing and troubleshooting.
 

The Rational AVP and DevOps Impact

As IBM’s virtualization capability has grown, AVP and the DevOps team have enabled Defense Company to deliver a modular, standardized, immutable RTC package for integration and deployment across all environments – resulting in significant savings for just one tool. Defense Company’s average RTC closed area technical implementation deployment effort was reduced from 160 man hours per implementation to less than 7 hours per implementation – a whopping 95% reduction.  This saves Defense Company $3.29M annually – just on yearly RTC deployment costs! The company also saves countless support hours by troubleshooting bugs in the open area replica environment instead of traveling to each site.

 

What next for Defense Company?

Defense Company plan to implement uDeploy (UrbanCode Deploy - a tool for automating application deployments through environments) to automate installation, configuration and runtime verification of Defense Company’ complete Rational portfolio.

Rational AVP is a critical partner for Defense Company in helping to gain maximum value from its Rational software which helps the client to reduce costs, and accelerate productivity!

AVP makes a difference!

 

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Scheduled Jenkin Build Should run only if there are "changes accepted "

The Rational Team Concert (RTC) / Jenkins setup  for continuous integration. On the "Jazz Source Control" tab the check boxes labeled "Accept latest changes before loading" and "Build  only if there are changes accepted" are selected.

The expected behavior for this config is: The build will run whenever new change sets show up in the stream selected as flow target for the build repository workspace. In reality the build is started every minute regardless if there are changes or no changes.

Its not supposed to catch CI builds on the RTC side. The builds have to be driven from the Jenkins side. It will use the information from Jazz SCM tab to do the CI part, but it has to be Jenkins figuring out if a build is necessary.

So set up a the build in Jenkins to do the Poll SCM for a build trigger and setup a schedule there, and everything should work.

1) Configure the Jenkins project from the below link: 
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/JazzScmWithJenkinsPlugin

2) Jenkins should be driving the build schedule using the plugin.

Enable the Poll SCM under Build Triggers, which takes the cron argument.

For example: so */5 * * * * * is every 5 minutes, looks the information that the change set is available and accept the changes and trigger the build
every 5 minute.

1.    MINUTES Minutes in one hour (0-59)
2.    HOURS Hours in one day (0-23)
3.    DAYMONTH Day in a month (1-31)
4.    MONTH Month in a year (1-12)
5.    DAYWEEK Day of the week (0-7) where 0 and 7 are Sunday

If you want to schedule your build every 5 minutes, this will do the job : */5 * * * *
If you want to schedule your build every day at 8h00, this will do the job : 0 8 * * *

The scheduled builds have to be driven from the Jenkins side. It will use the information from Jazz SCM tab to do the CI part, but it has to be Jenkins.

Note: The above configuration will give us continues integration. On the "Jazz Source Control" using the Jenkins cron argument  and also it will stop the scheduled build if there are no changes accepted.
 

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There are some new videos available for the Rational Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM) products. Two of the topics are the integration of the Data Collection Component into Rational Insight and in the installation of the V5.0 Jazz Reporting Service. There is another video that focuses on exporting and importing system definitions with enterprise edition of Rational Team Concert (RTC), a method you can use to provide system information to Rational Support. Thank you to support engineers Ben Silverman and Olivier Gauneau for creating the videos.

 

Rational Collaborative Lifecycle Management

 

• Installing, Deploying and Configuring IBM Jazz Reporting Services v5.0
• Integrating the Data Collection Component into IBM Rational Insight
• Importing and exporting system definitions using Ant scripts in RTC Enterprise Edition
• The videos are also available for viewing and downloading here on IBM Education Assistant for Rational.

Authors: Ben Silverman, Olivier Gauneau

 

These videos are available on the IBM Rational Deploy, IBM Rational User Education, and IBM Rational Support channels, respectively. Make sure you subscribe to stay updated on new videos!

 

Here is a look at one of the videos:

 

 

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Restore CLM from a corrupted WAS profile and deployed WAR files

You might face a scenario where in the WAS profile on which CLM was deployed gets corrupted along with the WAR files resulting in a non-working environment.

Following steps can be performed to recover from such a scenario, considering the Database is intact:-

1) Install new CLM application (same version as before)
2) Create new WAS profile using Advance option so that PORTS are same as before.
3) Copy the application configuration files from old Jazz Install Dir location to New_Jazz_Install_Dir
        cp oldJazzInstallDir/server/conf/jts/teamserver*.properties  NewJazzInstallDir/server/conf/jts
        cp oldJazzInstallDir/server/conf/ccm/teamserver*.properties  NewJazzInstallDir/server/conf/ccm
        cp oldJazzInstallDir/server/conf/qm/teamserver*.properties  NewJazzInstallDir/server/conf/qm
        cp oldJazzInstallDir/server/conf/admin/admin.properties*  NewJazzInstallDir/server/conf/admin
        cp oldJazzInstallDir/server/conf/admin/friends.rdf*  NewJazzInstallDir/server/conf/admin
        cp oldJazzInstallDir/server/conf/rm/teamserver.properties  NewJazzInstallDir/server/conf/rm
        cp oldJazzInstallDir/server/conf/rm/fronting.properties  NewJazzInstallDir/server/conf/rm
        cp oldJazzInstallDir/server/conf/rm/friendsconfig.rdf  NewJazzInstallDir/server/conf/rm

    Additionally you can also copy the log4j.properties files from the above mentioned paths if you have any customized logging settings enabled
   
4) Make the changes in teamserver.properties file if there is any entry with absolute path.
    
4) After replacing the files start the WAS profile and deploy the CLM war files and then perform rest of configuration (as mentioned in CLM Infocenter).

5) Now start the applications and confirm if CLM is up and running with existing data and project area

However if the above steps didn't help and CLM is not working you can contact IBM Support.

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If you are using Rational Team Concert (RTC) 4.0.3, try to modify the value of Filed Against through plan view you will also see the archived values available for selection.

If this issue is encountered, one has come across a known defect.

Here are the details of the defect work item from jazz.net and this is fixed in RTC 5.0iFix002/ 5.0.1:
https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/295644

In case you need a fix, a PMR needs to be raised with IBM Rational Client Support asking for a hot-fix, along with the mention of the existing hot-fixes installed, if any.
 

Identificações:  rtc rational items plan rational-client-support rational-team-concert

Guidance for deploying Rational Team Concert into an existing Rational ClearCase environment

IBM Rational Team Concert (RTC) provides various types of integration capabilities: the synchronizer, the importer, and the bridge. The integration is not a one-size-fits-all and you may need help with deciding which integration capability best suits your current deployment or your future deployment plan.  The information below provides a brief overview about the integration capabilities.  Additional "Getting Started" information and "Quick Tour" videos are available in the Rational Team Concert and Rational ClearCase integration cookbook topic in the deployment wiki on Jazz.net.
 

Rational ClearCase Bridge

The Rational ClearCase Bridge provides a traceability link from Rational ClearCase artifacts to work items in Rational Team Concert. This is primarily for a customer who wants to continue to use Rational ClearCase as a source control system, but also wants to take advantage of Rational Team Concert features such as agile planning, dashboards, etc. You do not have to change your current usage of Rational ClearCase, but you can enhance your Rational ClearCase deployment by using Rational Team Concert in a complementary fashion.

 

Developers can associate UCM activities or base Rational ClearCase versions to Rational Team Concert's work items. You can then navigate from one to the other in the developer IDE. Because a Rational Team Concert work item is used as the "glue" for all development lifecycle artifacts, it provides end-to-end traceability throughout the development life-cycle, from project planning to source code changes.

 

Rational ClearCase Version Importer

The Rational ClearCase Version Importer (new in Rational Team Concert 4.0.5) is a one-way data replication tool from Rational ClearCase to Rational Team Concert source control. You can migrate all the versions in any branches in Rational ClearCase in a single operation, and the version branching is also replicated in Rational Team Concert source control. The importer also preserves the checked-in user information.

 

It can also import Rational ClearCase view configurations as Rational Team Concert baselines since the version 4.0.6.

You can use the version importer for both Base ClearCase and UCM ClearCase, but it does not import UCM metadata.

 

Rational ClearCase Synchronizer and Baseline Importer

The Rational ClearCase Synchronizer is a two-way data replication between Rational ClearCase and Rational Team Concert source control. You can choose a UCM stream or a Rational ClearCase branch to set up synchronization with a stream of Rational Team Concert source control. It leverages the Jazz Team Build, and you can run the synchronization on a scheduled basis or by request. This provides flexibility to enterprise customers by allowing a subset of teams to choose SCM tools to work with, while letting you manage all of the latest source code through a single SCM repository.

The Rational ClearCase Baseline Importer is a one-way data replication from Rational ClearCase to Rational Team Concert source control. Like the synchronizer, you can choose a UCM stream where all baselines or only selected baselines are imported, or you can choose to import label types for base Rational ClearCase. It also leverages the Jazz Team Build, so you can run the import of new baselines/label types on a scheduled basis or by request.

 

Version Importer or Baseline Importer?

There are two migration tools available - the Version Importer and the Baseline Importer. You can choose either of the technology that fits to your requirements to migrate the data from Rational ClearCase to Rational Team Concert source control.

• The Version Importer is a new tool to allow you to import all the version histories from Rational ClearCase. You can import versions in all branches by a single operation and can import ClearCase view configurations as Rational Team Concert baselines. It has been available since Rational Team Concert 4.0.5.
• The Baseline Importer migrates only the interested version ( versions selected by label types or UCM Baselines ). You have to set up the synchronized stream for branch-by-branch or stream-by-stream because it is based on the synchronizer technology. It has been available since Rational Team Concert 2.0.

 

Identificações:  rational-client-support importer rational clearcase synchronizer rtc bridge integration

Creating an Approval Precondition in IBM Rational Team Concert Web Client v5.0.1- This video shows how to create a precondition in the Rational Team Concert web client that requires a work approval before a change set is delivered. For more information: http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSYMRC_5.0.0/com.ibm.rational.clm.doc/helpindex_clm.html
https://jazz.net/products/clm/

 

 

 

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Rational Support encountered a case for IBM Rational Team Concert (RTC) where 400+ custom attributes in a project needed to be deleted. These attributes were removed from the presentation and from "Types and Attributes" in the process configuration, but they still show up in the Query Editor.
 
In this situation, how can the custom attributes be deleted permanently so they do not show up in the Query Editor or anywhere else? Unfortunately, there is not a way to permanently delete custom attributes from a RTC repository. This is applicable at least until RTC 4.0.6 versions.

There is a technote that has the details on this and the work around that you can use using the Eclipse client:
 
https://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21453761
 

One of the options available is to archive the custom attributes and not include these when querying. However, in this example there was a request for a workaround for not being able to delete custom attributes. Again, the environment in this example had over 400 attributes to delete.

One of the workarounds being considered by the client was to create a duplicate project without the custom attributes. The client wanted to know if they can create a RTC project identical to an existing project with the same members, work items and work flows, but without the custom attributes. Additionally, they were not keen to create the project manually and having to recreate the work item types and work flows. Then they could export the existing work items and import them into the new project.

As an alternative, here are some possible steps you can take instead of deleting the custom attributes. However, I strongly recommend that these steps be tested first on a test set-up to verify if this meets the requirement behavior before trying this on a production system.
 

1. Export the existing process template from the initial project area.
2. Import it on a test server.
3. Modify the process template by removing the custom attributes and as well as removing these from the work item editor in the test server.
4. Save the process template.
5. Now create a new project area based on this modified process template.
6. From the initial project area, export the work items without the custom attributes and import them in this new project area, which is created in step 5.

This is an alternative which should retain the work flows, work items. However, this would not retain the work item history.

 

Identificações:  rational-client-support rational-client-success custom delete attribute rtc

 

If you are using Rational Team Concert (RTC) 4.0.0.1 and an Oracle database, trying to load a plan with more than 1000 work items may fail.

Here are the symptoms and errors:

a. In the web client, it shows the below error:

*****
Error - [object Object]: CRJAZ0368I A SQL query failed to execute properly on the server stmt = select1.SOURCE_ITEM_ID, t1.TARGET_ITEM_ID, t1.NAME from JAZZDBUSER.LINK_CLOSURE_RELATION t1 where (t1.SOURCE_ITEM_ID in
*****

b. In the Eclipse client, it gives the warning that it has more than 1000 work items.

*****
The plan contains more than 1000 work items. Please split the plan by assigning work items to other iterations or team areas
*****

However,  ignoring the warning still doesn’t help in loading the workitems on the planned items tab.

c. The complete error is as follows:

*****
com.ibm.team.repository.common.TeamRepositoryException: CRJAZ0586I Query is too complex (10695 parameters).

                at com.ibm.team.links.service.internal.LinkService.findAuditableLinks(LinkService.java:824)

                at com.ibm.team.links.service.internal.LinkService.findAuditableLinks(LinkService.java:625)
.

               at com.ibm.team.apt.internal.ide.ui.editor.IterationPlanEditor$21.resolve(IterationPlanEditor.java:2510)

                at com.ibm.team.apt.internal.ide.core.util.TeamFuture$DefaultResolver.resolve(TeamFuture.java:39)

                at com.ibm.team.apt.internal.ide.core.util.TeamFuture$LoadJob.execute(TeamFuture.java:112)

                at com.ibm.team.apt.internal.ide.core.util.TeamFuture$LoadJob.run(TeamFuture.java:91)

                at org.eclipse.core.internal.jobs.Worker.run(Worker.java:54)

Caused by: java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: CRJAZ0586I Query is too complex (10695 parameters).
*****

==>

If the working environment is a combination of RTC 4.0.0.1 version and Oracle database only and this issue is encountered, one has come across a known defect.

Here are the details of the defect work item from jazz.net and this is fixed in RTC 4.0.1: https://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Rational%20Team%20Concert#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=233995

In case you need a fix, a PMR needs to be raised with IBM Rational Client Support asking for a hot-fix, along with the mention of the existing hot-fixes installed, if any.

　

　

　

 

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Consider this scenario: An Analyst removed and deleted certain artifacts within a IBM Rational Requirements Composer (RRC) module.  These artifacts were linked to IBM Rational Team Concert (RTC) work items.

There was a need to know if there is a way to clean up these orphaned links in RTC, instead of going to the work items, clicking on the linked RRC artifacts and only then to realize that the artifact has been deleted in RRC.

Here is the message that is received when someone clicks on the dead RRC link from RTC work item:

 

   
--> There is no out-of-the-box procedure to clean up the deleted RRC links from within RTC work items. The options here are limited.
 
--> You can find/fix/remove missing forward/back links using the OSLC V2 APIs.  
For example, you can find the source code for the unofficial OSLC Cleaner Utility attached to the below Work Item in jazz.net.
https://jazz.net/jazz02/web/projects/Rational%20Quality%20Manager#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=62209

Note, however, that the OSLC Cleaner Utility is not supported, but rather made available as a sample. You can use it as-is or refactor the source.
 
--> However, if this is something analysts cannot live with and is a major hindrance with tool usage, you can contact IBM Support. We, in turn, can verify if there is any tool that can be provided to delete the orphaned links.

 

 

Identificações:  rational delete rtc rational-client-support orphan rrc links cleanup rational-requirements-com... clm

  

Here is one of the requirements that was put across one of the users, using IBM Rational Team Concert (RTC) tool:

**********

For audit purpose, there is a need to generate report with repository workspaces information created by different users in their local machines.  

   1) To see what components the user has loaded  
   2) How many files have been loaded.

This is the simple scenario, where user will create repository workspace in his windows machine and also load the components to the same windows machine. There is a need to get that repository workspace name and only the loaded component names rather than all components of the stream.

Is this possible? If not, what are the alternatives?  

--> A Java program might have been written to get all repository workspace using WorkSpaceManager and IWorkspaceSearchCriteria,
then creating object for workspace connection class by passing workspace object and with connection object one is getting components.

However the problem here is when one gets the component from connection object, it gives the list of all components of the workspace rather than the information on what the user has loaded into the local system.  

Is there a way to get the required data using java?

--> It is also about usage of API. Perhaps an API may have been developed, the program to get the repository workspaces created by users and the only  thing to know is if there any method in API using which one can get loaded components details of workspace.

**********

Here are the details one can use, if there is such a requirement:

--> One can get the details on what components the user had loaded on a particular Stream from the Eclipse client GUI.  
However, even this provides information of all components of the workspace rather than the information on what the user has loaded into the local system.  

--> Since there is no official API, customers can use the CLI as much as possible. 'lscm status' might be one option.  
   
--> There is a RepoUtil.getComponentsInSandbox() function that is called by the CLI's output gorp (JSONPrintUtil), which suggests that the CLI knows about it at some level, and and may return it in either the JSON output or the human-readable output.

Unfortunately, the CLI's source (including RepoUtil) is not shipped as part of the JPJC libraries. So one cannot expect to find it.
   
--> In the past users have been told that they can use internal classes if they are willing to explore, willing to accept that new versions may break them, and won't seek IBM's help when they are broken.  

If one is willing to accept these caveats, then one can explore FileSystemCore.getSharingManager().allShares(), which will list all of  
the share roots. One can walk those to see which component has items shared into the sandbox. Note that one will have to collate the workspace/component pairs.  

With this, one gets an empty array of IShare when one runs FileSystemCore.getSharingManager().allShares(null).    

--> However, the list of loaded component isn't available on the repository workspace, since it's only maintained on each client machine.
If one really want to do this, they will have to run the program on each dev box. The RTC repository doesn't know anything about sandboxes on the client  machines. So it isn't possible to tell what components or files users have loaded into their sandboxes from the repository.  
   
If one is looking for something on server side, these options won't work. This is raised as an RFE here:

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=44451

So if the end goal is to generate a report with only loaded components at different users, there is no way to get such report except go to each individual machine and get the report.

 

Identificações:  load scm component rtc api

There is a new video for the CLM products Rational Team Concert, Rational Quality Manager, and Rational Requirements Composer. The video demonstrations how you can gather and send diagnostic logs to support using IBM Support Assistent Lite. The video is available on IBM Education Assistant for Rational and the IBM Rational Support YouTube channel. Here are the links:

 

Rational Collaborative Lifecycle Management

 

• Video on IBM Education Assistant with a downloadable version is here.
• Video on the IBM Rational Support YouTube channel is here.

Author: Chris Robinson

 

 Your feedback helps us improve. You can find the feedback form on the category pages for your product and version. The feedback form is quick and easy. Leave comments and let us know if these demonstrations help you achieve your goals.

 

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IBM Rational Team Concert: Accelerated Overview- This video provides an overview of the Rational Team Concert, which provides agile teams with a highly collaborative development environment. More information: http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clm... https://jazz.net/products/clm/

 

 

IBM Rational Team Concert Planning: Accelerated Overview- This video provides an overview of the Rational Team Concert planning. More information: http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clm...  https://jazz.net/products/clm/

 

 

IBM Rational Team Concert Build Management: Accelerated Overview- This video provides an overview of the Rational Team Concert build management. More information: http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clm...  https://jazz.net/products/clm/

 

 

IBM Jazz Source Control: Accelerated Overview- This video provides an overview of Jazz source control, which manages the source code, documents, and other artifacts that a team creates. More information: http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clm... https://jazz.net/products/clm/

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Better work item editing in the Rational Team Concert web UI- The Rational Team Concert rich-text editor in the web UI provides better support for formatting and linking, and keyboard shortcuts.

 

 

And as an extra bonus:

Work Item guidance in Rational Team Concert- Get work item guidance in Rational Team Concert.

 

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