Jazz project administrators can create projects and modify project structure and team
membership.
Before you begin
To create a project, you must log in to the repository as a user with JazzAdmins or
JazzProjectAdmins repository permissions. You must also be assigned the IBM® Engineering Requirements Management
DOORS® Next (DOORS Next) Analyst
role and the associated client access license. If you want to enable configuration management, an RM
administrator must enter a valid license key. See Activating configuration management.
Procedure
- If you have not already done so, log in to a
requirements project repository.
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On the Administration menu , click Manage Project Areas.
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On the Active Project Areas page, click Create Project
Area.
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In the New Project window, enter a project name and optional
description.
- Optional:
To apply the process configuration from another project area to the new one, enable the
Use the process configuration from another project area for this project area
option, click Change, and choose a project area in the list.
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Click Save.
A new project is created and the Application Administration page
opens.
- Optional:
To enable configuration management for the new project area, on the Application Administration
page, in the navigation pane, click Configuration Management and click
Enable Configuration Management.
- Optional: To add content to a project area, you can use one of
the following options depending upon whether configuration management is enabled for the project
area:
- Apply a project or component template
- Click Explore Project.
- Click either the Project name or Component name, Explore Dashboard, or
Show Modules.
- In the Project Setup or Component Setup window, click
Apply a project template or Apply a component
template. The Apply Template dialog box appears.
- Select a template and click Finish. For a list of available templates,
see Requirements project templates.
- To access this option later, click the
Administration menu, and select Apply Template.
However, the option disappears after types or requirements are created.
- Import project or component properties from an existing component
- Click Explore Project.
- Click either the Project name or Component name, Explore Dashboard, or
Show Modules.
- In the Project or Component Setup window, click Import Project properties
or Import Component properties from an existing project or component. Choose
your source project or component.
- To access this option later, click the
Administration menu and select Manage Project
Properties or Manage Component Properties and then select
Import Project Properties or Import Component
Properties.
- Manually define artifact types
- To manually define artifact types, click Explore Project.
- Click either the Project name or Component Name, Explore Dashboard, or
Show Modules. In the Project Setup or
Component Setup window, select Manually define artifact
types.
- To access this option later, click the
Administration menu, select Manage Project Properties
or Manage Component Properties. You can access this option
anytime. For more information, see Managing project or
component properties in requirements projects.
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Click Finish.
Important: You cannot create project areas from the
Administration menu on the All Projects page, or from
an existing project area. To create project areas, use Application
Administration. You can apply project templates using the
Administration menu in existing project areas.
Note: You can also create content in a project area by using an import operation. To import content,
click Explore Project. Click the Project Name or Component Name,
Explore Dashboard, or Show Modules. If there are no
types that are created, the system displays the Project Setup or Component Setup wizard. You must
create the new project area. The Project Setup or Component Setup wizard is not available after
creating the requirements or types.
Results
A new project is created. If configuration management is enabled, the new project contains a
component and there is an initial stream for the component.
What to do next
You can add team
members to the project and begin adding artifacts. You can also add folders and define artifact types and attributes.
You can also use an import operation to create artifact types or attributes. For more information,
see Importing and exporting files. You can use only the
ReqIF import if there are no artifact types already created by using any one of the options that are
listed in step 8. To return to the
Artifacts page, click the project name on your Project Dashboard page or on the Home drop-down menu.
If configuration management is enabled, you can now use the component to represent a
collection of versioned artifacts within the project area. For example, instead of working with all
the artifacts from the project in one stream (for example, that represents a physical piece that is
called a Handheld Meter Reader), you can use a component to represent a smaller collection of
artifacts (for example, to represent a smaller physical piece such as a Sensor in the handheld meter
reader).
To start working in the initial stream of the component, click the project name.
Your configuration context is set to the initial stream of the component. To create and see links to
artifacts in other applications (QM, RM, DM, and CCM applications), a Global Configuration
Management configuration lead must add a configuration of the component and configurations from the
other applications to the same global configuration.