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Adding a check-in participant to Rational Team Concert source control
Rational Team Concert 6.0.4 tries to make the check-in operation available to advisors and follow up actions. Michael Valenta recently published an article on Adding a check-in participant to Rational Team Concert source control. on Jazz.net which provides details about … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz, RTC, RTC Extensibility
Tagged advisor, extending, Jazz SCM, SCM, scm api
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Managing Contributor Licenses using the Java API
The question how to manage licenses using the plain java client libraries came up recently. There used to be a blog post in the internet that explained it, but that has been taken down. Questions on Jazz.net are not very … Continue reading
The Work Item Command Line is now Open Source
To allow customers to use and share the WorkItem Command Line freely, it has now been released under the MIT License. Access the Source Code The code is available in the Jazz Community. License Released under the MIT License. See … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz, RTC, RTC Automation, RTC Extensibility
Tagged WCL, workitem, WorkItemCommandLine
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Updated RTC Extensions Workshop for RTC 6.0.3
I have finished updating the RTC Extensions Workshop a while ago. Unfortunately, due to heavy maintenance work on Jazz.net, I was not able to publish the files for download yet. Until the update is published on Jazz.net, please find the … Continue reading
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Query Models or how to find stuff with the RTC Java API
Although I have done my share using and blogging about the API there are still a lot of uncharted areas. How can I use the RTC API to find a user by the name? This is a question that came … Continue reading
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Tagged client api, extensions, IItems, plain java api, Query, QueryModel, server api
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DIY stream naming convention advisors
Organizations might be interested in enforcing naming conventions for streams or make sure that stream names must be unique. This post shows some simple example advisor that check for a naming convention and make sure the stream name is unique. … Continue reading
