You can configure Rational DOORS as a TRS provider by running
scripts, editing database properties, and the festival.xml configuration
file.
Before you begin
You must run and initialize a Derby database before performing
this task.
Procedure
- Run the batch file <dwa_install>/derby.start.bat
- Run the batch file <dwa_install>/derby/scripts/init_trs.bat
- Enable Data Change Notifications (DCN) parameters to
configure the Rational DOORS database server to communicate with the
Rational DOORS Web Access broker and the Rational DOORS Web Access
server.
- Log in to Rational DOORS as the predefined user LQE
Functional User with password set to qwert6,
and open the database properties. Note that the Rational
DOORS configuration Local Keys tab contains
a consumer key TestHarness with secret qwert6.
- Register Rational DOORS Web Access on the Jazz
Registered Applications page using the Rational DOORS
Web Access URL <install path>/dwa/public/scr.
- You can set the username, password, and consumer key and
secret can be manually set using the festival.xml options
described below. The festival.xml file is located
at the path: <dwa_install>\server\festival\config
Configure the parameters in the
festival.xml file,
as shown in the following table.
Table 1. Parameter |
Description |
functional.user.consumer.key |
The consumer key that is associated with the
functional user. This must be included on the Rational DOORS configuration Local
Key tab. The default value is TestHarness. |
functional.user.consumer.secret |
The consumer secret that is associated with
the functional user. This must be included on the Rational DOORS configuration Local
Key tab. The default value is qwert6. |
functional.user.name |
The functional user name for logging in. This
must be a valid Rational DOORS user. The default value is LQE
Functional User. |
functional.user.password |
The functional user's password for logging in.
This must be a valid Rational DOORS user. The default value is qwert6. |
trs.page.size |
The number of TRS resources to include in a
page. The default value is 50. |