Introduction: Working with views

In this tutorial, you learn how to create a view to help your team trace relationships among features, test cases, test results, and test environments. You learn how to use artifacts as building blocks to create the view. You customize the view and share it with your team so that team members can run the view. As a team member, you run the view and, to explore artifacts that are related to a specific test environment, you run dependency analysis.

Learning objectives

  • Create a view.
  • Assemble the view to trace features and related test cases, test results, and test environments.
  • Edit the view to customize it for your team.
  • Save the view, run it, and share it with your team.
  • As a team member, run dependency analysis to explore artifacts that are associated with a specific test environment.

Time required

This tutorial takes approximately 30 minutes. If you explore other concepts that are related to this tutorial, it might take longer to complete.

Audience

Team members who want to:

  • Create a view.
  • Edit a view and apply view formatting.
  • Save and run a view.
  • Use a view to focus on specific artifacts.

System requirements

Before you start the tutorial, these IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management applications must be installed and configured:

  • Jazz® Team Server
  • DOORS® Next
  • Engineering Workflow Management
  • Engineering Test Management
  • Report Builder
  • Lifecycle Query Engine
  • IBM Engineering Lifecycle Optimization Engineering Insights

Prerequisites

  • The Money that Matters sample must be installed.
  • You must have a Engineering Insights project area called JKE Banking.
  • You must be an administrator of the JKE Banking project area. By default, only administrators can create or edit shared views. To request permission to create views, or to use the views editor, contact your administrator.