IBM® Rational® DOORS® Web Access, version 1.3.0.1 is available. Compatibility, installation, and other getting-started issues are addressed.
For the latest news and information about Rational DOORS Web Access, visit the
Rational Software Support site.
To run the Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.0.1 server components, you need one of the following operating systems installed on your computer:
Note: Linux machines must have a localhost alias set.
To run the Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.0.1 client you need one of the following browser and operating system combinations:
The Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.0.1 client does not run on Solaris.
You also need a Rational DOORS Web Access Interoperation Server (a Rational DOORS v9.2.0.5 client or later), which must be installed on one of the following operating systems:
You also need a Rational DOORS v9.2.0.0 or later Database Server, which must be installed on one of the following operating systems:
The minimum system requirements for a Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.0.1 Server system are:
Depending on usage, a Rational DOORS Web Access Server system may need more RAM than this. The server components can be distributed across several machines.
For additional information about system requirements, including recommended configurations, see the support Web site.
Any Windows locale.
For information about installing Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.x, see the Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3 Installation Guide. This is available in PDF format on the Rational DOORS Web Access DVD, and on the IBM Rational Information Center.
If you are upgrading from a previous version of Rational DOORS Web Access, clear the browser caches on client machines. There can be occasions when old resources, such as old versions of HTML pages can cause unexpected behavior.
In order to download and install Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.0.1, your organization must have a license with valid maintenance and be running version 1.5 or 2.0 of the Rational License Server TL.
For information about how to obtain a license from Rational, and how to install the Rational License Server TL, see the Rational Lifecycle Solutions Licensing Guide. It is also available in PDF format on the IBM Rational Information Center.
Although this version of Rational DOORS Web Access is compatible with the Rational DOORS Database Server v9.2.0.0 or later, the Rational DOORS Web Access Interoperation Server must be v9.2.0.5. The Interoperation Server is a Rational DOORS v9.2.0.5 client, which is only available from IBM Fix Central.
Patch Number |
Client or Server |
Public or Limited Availability |
Cumulative |
Patches Incorporated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1.3.0.1 |
Windows client; all server platforms |
Public |
Not applicable |
Not applicable |
You can apply this patch to any previous version of Rational DOORS Web Access. You can also install this patch on a system where Rational DOORS Web Access has not previously been installed.
You can now create, copy, move, delete, and undelete objects in Rational DOORS modules.
You can now create and delete Rational DOORS links and external links.
You can now use heading paragraph numbers to go to an object in the current module.
Change bars allow you to easily determine the objects that have been changed since the last baseline.
Rational DOORS now integrates with Rational Requirements Composer. Rational DOORS Web Access supports the integration.
The installation process has been enhanced, including support for click-and-accept licensing.
A fully-translated Simplified Chinese version of Rational DOORS Web Access is available.
Rational DOORS Web Access now supports Internet Explorer version 8 on Windows XP Professional (SP2 and SP3) and Windows Vista Business Edition (SP1).
For details of the defects fixed in Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.0.1, see the IBM Rational Information Center.
Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.0.1 also includes a number of user interface enhancements.
For details of known problems in Rational DOORS Web Access v1.3.0.1, see the IBM Rational Information Center.
Rational DOORS Web Access does not support triggers or DXL scripts that display dialog boxes. Consequently, Rational DOORS Web Access does not support Rational Change for DOORS Interface, which depends on triggers.
The system user name login policy for Rational DOORS databases is not supported with Rational DOORS Web Access.
Please visit our Telelogic support overview on the Rational Support Web site at:
http://www.ibm.com/software/rational/support/telelogic/.
You will find a one-sheet reference guide about how to best contact support in your geography.
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