Microsoft™ Team
Foundation Server is a build integration tool.
Install an agent on a computer that is running Microsoft Windows™.
The agent computer must have access to the Microsoft Team Foundation Server. Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
must be installed on the agent computer.Note: For IBM® UrbanCode® Deploy 6.0.0,
both the agent and server must be installed on a computer that is
running Windows. For versions
6.0.1 and later, only the agent must be installed on a computer that
is running Windows.
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In IBM UrbanCode Deploy, click Components, and then click Create
Component.
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In the Create Component window, specify a name and description for
the component.
- In the Teams fields,
specify the access information for the new component.
- To use a template for the new component,
select a template from the Template list.
In this case, the component inherits source configuration, properties,
and processes from the template. For information about templates,
see
Component templates.
- In the Source Configuration Type list,
select TFS.
- Specify the following parameters for the component:
- TFS URL
- The URL of the TFS server, such as
http://tfs2010:8080/tfs/mygroup
.
- TFS Version
- Select the installed version of the TFS server.
- TFS Username
- The user name of the TFS-credentialed user.
- TFS Password
- The password of the TFS-credentialed user.
- TFS Team Project
- The name of the project. Projects are collections of items that
track related work.
- Build Definition
- The name of the build to import.
- Build Status
- Select the status that a build must have before it can be imported. The server only
imports builds with this status.
- Build Quality
- To limit imports to builds with a specific build quality (or build rating), supply the rating.
For example, type Self Test with Work arounds.
- Directory Offset
- The offset is relative to the base directory.
- File Includes
- A list of file patterns to include in the component. Separate each pattern with a carriage
return. To include all files, type **/*.
- File Excludes
- A list of file patterns to exclude from the component. Separate
each pattern with a carriage return.
- Text File Extensions
- If text-type files must be converted into another character set,
type the list of file extensions to be converted.
Matching file types are converted into the default
or system character set of the system where the agent is located.
Separate list items with commas, for example:
txt,log,ini,sh
- Import Versions Automatically
- Select this check box to check for new versions periodically and to import new versions
automatically. If you do not import versions automatically, you can import versions manually by
clicking and then clicking Import New Versions.
- Copy to CodeStation
- This option, which is selected by default, creates tamper-protected copies of the artifacts and
stores them in the embedded artifact management system, CodeStation. If the check box is cleared,
only metadata about the artifacts is imported. In most cases, keep this check box selected. The
default for this setting is in the system setting Components copy to CodeStation by
default. For more information, see Server settings.
- Default Version Type
- Specify how to import versions into CodeStation:
- Full
- Each version is comprehensive and contains all artifacts.
- Incremental
- Each version contains a subset of artifacts.
- Use the system's default version import agent/tag
- If this parameter is selected, the agent or tag that you specified on the System
Settings page is used to import component artifacts. Agents must have access to the
system where the artifacts are located. For more information, see Server settings.
- Import new component versions using a single agent
- If this parameter is selected, use the Agent for Version
Imports field to identify the agent that
is used to import artifacts into the component. The
agent must have access to the system where the artifacts are located.
To import artifacts from where the server is located,
install an agent in the same location and specify
that agent.
- Import new component versions using any agent with
the specified tag
- If this parameter is selected, use the Agent Tag for
Version Imports field to identify the
tag that is used to select agents to import artifacts into the
component. All tagged agents must have access to the
system where the artifacts are located.
- Use Default Artifact Cleanup Settings
- To apply the component version cleanup settings that are specified on the System
Settings page, select the Use Default Artifact Cleanup Settings
check box. If this check box is cleared, you must specify how long to keep component versions. For more information about cleaning up component versions, see Cleaning up component versions.
- Run Process after a Version is Created
- To automatically run a process after versions are
imported, select this check box, and then specify an application process and an environment for the
process. The process runs only when the version is imported automatically, not when you import
versions manually. Similarly, the process does not run when you create versions with the REST API or
the
udclient
command. If the automatic version import finds multiple versions, the
process runs only once.
- Click Save.
The new component is listed on the
Components page. The Versions tab shows the available
versions of the component. If you selected the Import Versions
Automatically check box, versions are displayed automatically. Otherwise, click
Import New Versions to show the available versions. Depending on the number
and size of the artifacts, it might take time before the versions are displayed. To see the
artifacts in the component, click a component version.
Create processes for the component. See Creating component processes.