DWA 9.x not available on FixCentral

Looking for DWA on FixCentral only offers downloads up to 1.5.0.1 from 2012

This was before the numbering sequence was changed to coordinate with DOORS i.e. 9.x.x.x

What is the latest version of DWA (9.6.1.2 is the latest DOORS)

How can the 9.x.x.x. versions of DWA be accessed on FixCentral?

Re: DWA 9.x not available on FixCentral
kourosh - Wed Jun 03 17:27:49 EDT 2015

It should be packaged with DOORS. So on Fix Central if I select "fix pack: 9.6.1.1-RATIONAL-DOORS-fixpack1" I see:

ratDWA_9.6.1.1_Linux.zip (329.54 MB)
ratDWA_9.6.1.1_Windows.zip (358.07 MB)

DWA 9.6.1.2 is the latest version as well. However, when I select "fix pack: 9.6.1.2-RATIONAL-DOORS-fixpack1" I only see the interop listed:

ratDOORS_Interop_9-6-1-2_Linux.zip (217.02 MB)

Let me look into this further.

Re: DWA 9.x not available on FixCentral
knobutan - Thu Jun 04 01:37:41 EDT 2015

As kourosh said, seems like there is no DWA9612 available on fix central.

http://www-933.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/swg/downloadFixes?parent=ibm~Rational&product=ibm/Rational/Rational+DOORS&release=9.6.0.0&platform=All&function=fixId&fixids=9.6.1.2-RATIONAL-DOORS-fixpack1&includeRequisites=1&includeSupersedes=0&downloadMethod=http

Also, I found it weird you have to select 'All' platform to show the fix for DOORS. If you selected 'Windows' platform, it won't show me the fix.

http://www-933.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/swg/selectFixes?parent=ibm~Rational&product=ibm/Rational/Rational+DOORS&release=9.6.0.0&platform=Windows&function=all

Re: DWA 9.x not available on FixCentral
kourosh - Thu Jun 04 14:16:54 EDT 2015

The reason there is no DWA 9.6.1.2 on Fix Central is because that version was a DOORS release only to address a security vulnerability. Thus, there was no DWA build.

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27036720#9612

Re: DWA 9.x not available on FixCentral
DoorsXLAustralia - Tue Jun 09 00:58:12 EDT 2015

Thanks Kourosh

Re: DWA 9.x not available on FixCentral
BillTidy - Wed Jun 10 02:31:49 EDT 2015

Congratulations on reaching your goal. IBM must have invested $millions to make their customer support website as difficult as possible to navigate - things like that don't just happen. Many IBM javascript gnomes spent long days and nights designing and writing the devious dead-ends and false filters to confuse any valiant customer in search of the holy grail (the right software version with download link).