In the three modules of this tutorial you will learn about
viewing requirements, creating associations between requirements and
domain elements, and working with requirements in UML and development
linkable domains.
This tutorial
might require some optionally installable components. To ensure that
you installed the appropriate optional components, see the System
requirements list.
IBM® Rational® RequisitePro® is
integrated with IBM Software Delivery Platform products.
This tutorial demonstrates how to associate requirements with domain
elements such as folders and files in the Resource linkable domain,
model elements in the UML linkable domain, and classes in development
linkable domains, such as Java and J2EE. If your product does not
include the linkable domain in a particular lesson, you can skip the
lesson or just review the instructions and the Show Me demonstration.
Learning objectives
This tutorial
helps you learn how to perform the following tasks:
- Open the Requirements perspective and views
- Open a Rational RequisitePro project
in the Requirement Explorer view
- View requirement properties and requirements in query results
and documents
- Associate requirements with domain elements
- View proxy requirements
- View requirement traceability
- Create a direct association to a use case in the UML linkable
domain
- Create an association to a class in a development linkable domain
Time required
This tutorial will take
approximately 50 minutes to finish.
Skill level
Intermediate. Familiarity with
development process is helpful.
Audience
Business analysts, systems analysts,
architects, designers, developers, testers, and other members of the
development team
System requirements
To complete
this tutorial, you need to have the following tools and components
installed:
- Rational RequisitePro
- A IBM Software Delivery Platform product
that supports the Rational RequisitePro integration
- A browser that supports Flash media (files with the .swf extension)
Conventions Used
Each lesson in this
tutorial contains a Show Me link. Click this
link to view a demonstration of the steps described in the lesson.