IBM Rational Test RealTime 7.5.0.5

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Readme file

1.0 About this release
2.0 Supported platforms
3.0 Installation information
4.0 Known problems and limitations
   4.1 Known problems and Fixed problems
5.0 Rational support
6.0 Notices

1.0 About this release

Version 7.5.0.5
Windows, UNIX, and Linux

GC23-6209-10

This edition applies to version 7.5.0.5 of IBM Rational Test RealTime and to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions. This edition replaces GC23-6209-09.
Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 2001, 2011. All rights reserved.
US Government Users Restricted Rights -- Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.

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2.0 Supported platforms

2.1 Test RealTime

Intel IA 32 (x86) platform:

IBM RS6000: IBM AIX 5L 5.3

HP PA-RISC: HP-UX 11.11
Sun SPARC: Sun Solaris 8, 9 or 10

For Linux, the product is dynamically linked with the following libc libraries:


2.2 Test RealTime plugin for Eclipse CDT

Intel IA 32 (x86-32) platform:


2.3 Products integrations

IBM Rational Test RealTime 7.5.0.5 has supported integrations with the following products and versions:

3.0 Installation information

Pre-requisite: IBM Rational Test RealTime version 7.5.0.x is already installed.

3.1 Installing the product for Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server and Windows 2008 Server

To upgrade to IBM Rational Test RealTime version 7.5.0.5:
  1. Download Test_RealTime_7.5.0.5.zip for Windows
  2. Extract the zip file at the location where you installed IBM Rational Test RealTime 7.5.0.x.
    (default location is C:\Program Files\Rational\TestRealTime)
  3. For each TDP you want to use, open it and save it using the TDPEditor. (This will update the TDP to the latest TestRT version installed).

    The release note is installed in
    [TestRealTime 7.5.0.0 default location]\doc\readme_7505.html


3.2 Installing the product for Windows Vista and Windows 7

To upgrade to IBM Rational Test RealTime version 7.5.0.5:
  1. Download Test_RealTime_7.5.0.5.zip for Windows
  2. Unzip the archive into a temporary directory, for example: c:\tmp
  3. Copy the unzipped files into the IBM Rational Test RealTime installation directory, for example:
    c:\Program Files\Rational\TestRealTime
    Note: you must be logged in with an administrator account to copy the files on Windows 7 or Windows Vista.
  4. For each TDP you want to use, open it and save it using the TDPEditor. (This will update the TDP to the latest TestRT version installed).

    The release note is installed in
    [TestRealTime 7.5.0.0 default location]\doc\readme_7505.html


3.3 Installing the product for UNIX, Linux

To upgrade to IBM Rational Test RealTime version 7.5.0.5:
  1. Download Test_RealTime_7.5.0.5.tar.Z for UNIX, Linux
  2. Extract Test_RealTime_7.5.0.5.tar.Z in a temporary directory
  3. Set the TESTRTDIR variable to the location where IBM Rational Test RealTime 7.5.0.x. is installed
  4. Execute the following shell script: Installation_TestRT7505.sh
  5. For each TDP you want to use, open it and save it using the TDPEditor. (This will update the TDP to the latest TestRT version installed).The release note is installed in:
    <TESTRTDIR>/TestRealTime7.5.0.0/doc/readme_7505.html


3.4 Installation procedure for the Eclipse 3.6 CDT 7.0 plugin, with JRE 1.5
  1. Download and install Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers version 3.6 (http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/)
  2. Launch Eclipse for C/C++ version 3.6
  3. Select Help > Install New Software
  4. Choose "Helios - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/helios" in the "Work with:" drop down menu
  5. Extend "Business Intelligence, Reporting and Charting" and check "BIRT Framework"
  6. In the Install window, click Next.
  7. Click "Next", accept the license agreement and click Finish
  8. When asked, click Restart the workbench.
  9. Select Help > Install New Software
  10. Click on Add button
  11. Select Local
  12. Select the eclipse_36/CDT_70/eclipse folder located in the Test RealTime installation directory and click OK.
    For example:c:\Program Files\Rational\TestRealTime\eclipse_36\cdt_70\eclipse
    Provide a name (for example TestRT) and click OK on Add Repository dialog.
  13. Select "Rational Test RealTime Eclipse Integration" and click Next
  14. In the Install window, click Next, accept the license agreement and click Finish
  15. When asked, click Restart the workbench.
3.5 Automatic file tagging software (ctags)

 The automatic file tagging software component "ctags" is no longer delivered with IBM Rational Test RealTime. This software is used by Test RealTime to display the functions and methods available for testing in the Component Testing wizards and the functions and methods displayed in the asset browser. This feature is not critical to using Test RealTime, however it does improve source file navigation. If you want the product to perform automatic file tagging, then you must manually install ctags on your computer. 1. Download ctags from http://sourceforge.net/projects/ctags.
2. Install ctags in the Test RealTime installation directory, in the same directory as the studio binary. For example, on Windows platforms:
C:\Program Files\Rational\TestRealTime\bin\intel\win32

Alternatively, you can install ctags in a different directory as long as it is declared in your PATH environment variable.

4.0 Known problems and limitations

4.1 Known problems and Fixed problems

Please refer to the following links for the Known and Fixed problems categories:

5.0 Rational support

If you have questions about installing, using, or maintaining this product, contact IBM Customer Support as follows:

The IBM software support Internet site provides you with self-help resources and electronic problem submission. The IBM Software Support Home page for Rational products can be found at http://www.ibm.com/software/rational/support/.

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Downloading the IBM Support Assistant

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IBM Support Assistant: http://www.ibm.com/software/support/isa/ 

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