You can register additional applications with the Jazz® Team Server.
Before you begin
If you have not yet configured the Jazz Team Server application,
the setup wizard includes a step for registering applications while
you are initially configuring the Jazz Team Server.
For more information, see Running the setup wizard.
You
must have administrative access to the Jazz Team Server application.
About this task
These steps are primarily for adding applications to an
existing Jazz Team Server environment.
If
you are upgrading an existing application and you want to add it to
an existing Jazz Team Server,
there are significant factors to consider. For more information, see Planning the deployment and upgrade.
Procedure
- Log in to the Administration page
of the Jazz Team Server.
Point your web browser to
https://qualified.hostname.com:9443/jts/admin
- Click the Server tab.
- In the Configuration section, click Registered
Applications.
- In the Registered Applications section, click Add.
- In the Add Application window, complete
the following information about your application.
Option |
Description |
Application Name |
A name for the application. It must be unique among all applications
that are registered with the Jazz Team Server |
Discovery URL
|
The service contribution resource (SCR) URL for the application.
In general, for the Discovery URL, add /scr to
the end of the public URL of the application. For example, if the
public URL for the Change and Configuration Management application
is https://qualified.hostname.com:9443/ccm,
the corresponding SCR URL would be https://qualified.hostname.com:9443/ccm/scr.
|
Application Type |
After you type the Discovery URL, wait a few moments and the
Jazz Team Server will detect the type of application that you are
registering. |
Consumer Secret |
Type a consumer secret for the application that you are registering. Jazz Team Server automatically
generates a consumer key. |
Functional User ID
|
After you type the Discovery URL, the application suggests
a functional user ID.
Type the user ID of the functional user
that will perform background tasks. Jazz Team Server automatically
suggests a user ID that you can use, or you can click Browse and
search for an existing one. The functional user ID does not have to
exist in the external registry; if the user ID does not exist in the
repository, it is automatically created.
|
Note: When Jazz Security Architecture single sign-on (SSO) is
enabled in the Jazz Team Server, the user interface differs.
- There is not a Consumer Secret field.
- After you complete the Application Name and Discovery
URL fields, several fields are displayed.
- If the application also has Jazz Security Architecture SSO enabled,
an Authorization Server Credentials section is displayed with the
following fields: Authorization Server URL (read-only
field), Administrator User ID, and Administrator
Password. You must complete the latter two fields.
- If the application does not have Jazz Security Architecture SSO
enabled, the Consumer Secret and Re-type
Secret fields are displayed. You must complete these fields.
- Click Finish.
- After you register with the Jazz Team Server,
configure the application. To do so, in the message that confirms
that you registered the application, click Application
Setup Wizard. You must provide or confirm the database
settings, and finalize the configuration so that all applications
registered with the Jazz Team Server can
share project areas.
Complete the following steps for setting
up a CCM or QM application:
- On the Configure Database page
for the application, provide or confirm the database connection. Click Test
Connection, and then click Next.
- On the Configure Data Warehouse page
for the application, confirm the database connection, click Test
Connection, and then click Next.
- On the Finalize Application page,
click Finalize Application Setup. Verify that
Finalize completes without error. Click Next.
- On the Summary page, verify that
there are no errors.
What to do next
For more information about the setup wizard, see Running the setup wizard.
To
further manage the applications, see Managing registered applications.
To
create and manage lifecycle projects for the applications, see Creating
and managing lifecycle projects..