In order for Rational® Engineering
Lifecycle Manager to
show data from Rational JTS-based
applications such as Team Concert, Quality Manager, Rhapsody® Design Manager, and DOORS® Next Generation, you must configure a
friend relationship between them. This step must be completed regardless
of whether the applications are installed separately or on the same Jazz™ Team Server.
Procedure
- Open the Rational Engineering
Lifecycle Manager administration
console: https://relm_server:port/relm/admin
- In the Application Administration area, select Communications
>Friends (Outbound) and click Add.
- Enter the following information to define the friend relationship:
Application |
Values |
Rational Team Concert™ |
- Name: RTC
- Root Services: https://rtc_server:port/ccm/rootservices
- Secret: xyz (select your own secret)
- Select Trusted
|
Rational Quality
Manager |
- Name: RQM
- Root Services: https://rtc_server:port/qm/rootservices
- Secret: xyz (select your own secret)
- Select Trusted
|
Rational Rhapsody Design Manager |
- Name: RDM
- Root Services: https://rtc_server:port/dm/rootservices
- Secret: xyz (select your own secret)
- Select Trusted
|
Rational DOORS Next Generation |
- Name: DNG
- Root Services: https://rtc_server:port/rm/rootservices
- Secret: xyz (select your own secret)
- Select Trusted
|
Click .
- Note the generated provisional key, and record it in a
secure location: Click Grant
access for the provisional key. If you are not an administrator
on the application you will not see this option - work with a member
of that administrator group to get approval for provisional OAuth
consumer keys.
- When prompted, login to the Rational Team Concert server
and enter RELM for the Consumer Name and then
click Approve.
- Once the key has been authorized click Finish.
- Repeat steps 2 through 6 for each application Rational Engineering
Lifecycle Manager is
integrated with.
- Optional: To verify that the friends list is configured
correctly, you can enter the following URLs:
- https://host-name:9443/relm/friends
- https://host-name:9443/jts/friends
- https://host-name:9443/ccm/friends
- https://host-name:9443/qm/friends
- https://host-name:9443/dm/friends
- https://host-name:9443/rm/friends
This opens an XML document with an entry that is similar to
the following example, although the entries will vary, depending on
which friends have been added:
<jd:Friend>
<jfs:internal>false</jfs:internal>
<jd:rootServices rdf:resource="https://host-name:9443/rqm/rootservices"/>
<dc:title>Test%20server</dc:title>
</jd:Friend>
<jd:Friend>
<jfs:internal>false</jfs:internal>
<jd:rootServices rdf:resource="https://host-name:9443/rdm/rootservices"/>
<dc:title>Requirements%20server</dc:title>
</jd:Friend>