Running the configuration utility

• The high-level qualifier (HLQ) of the installed product data sets. On initial start of the configuration utility, the HLQ defaults to the HLQ used to start the configuration utility.
• The location of the BLZPASTK module, which might have been moved to a secure library that is already APF authorized.
• The product installation directory in the hierarchical file system. By default, the installation directory is /usr/lpp/jazz/v7.0.2.
• The location of the Java code. The configuration utility uses the Java version found in your path, if one exists.
• The directory to be used for IBM® Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM) configuration utility backup files. By default, the directory is /etc/ELMconf702.
• The directory to be used for ELM configuration files. By default, the directory is /etc/jazz702.
• The directory to be used for work files, log files and temporary files. By default, the directory is /u/jazz702.
• The location of the iconv executable file. By default, iconv is located in /bin/iconv.

Change any option that is not correct and press the Enter key. You cannot continue to the next configuration utility panel until you enter a valid location for the product HLQ, product location, and Java location. If a location is specified that is not valid, an error screen is displayed.

When all information entered in the Options Menu is valid, the Java version is displayed.

Press PF3 to proceed to the main Customization panel.

Select the components of the product you want to install. For example, if you are not running the Jazz® Team Server on z/OS®, you do not need to install any optional selections for the z/OS server or the IBM Engineering Workflow Management (EWM) application.

For any of the optional selections, select the option and specify in the customization screen that follows that you want to customize the optional component. For example, to install the Rational Build Agent, enter option 3 and press the Enter key to proceed to the Rational Build Agent Customization panel. Enter a Y to indicate that you want to include this component in the customization. In addition, review all of the default settings and change them, if necessary.

Select each component you want to include in the configuration, one at a time from the ELM configuration utility Customization panel and verify the settings in each panel. Press PF1 to open a help panel that provides more information about each setting on the individual Customization panels. In addition, more information can be found in the Interactive installation guide . After you generate a configuration work flow, you can modify the work flow by selecting and changing the configuration.