RTC integration with Siebel, Remedy, etc.

There are Bridge connectors for a variety of Rational repositories (e.g.
ClearCase, ClearQuest, Synergy, Change, DOORS). In addition, various
groups are writing bridges using the OSLC API's (see
www.open-services.net for examples).

Cheers,
Geoff

On 10/6/2010 8:37 PM, smithkane88 wrote:

Is it an Bridge Connector planned to connect RTC with other systems?

Hello,

I know how to use the work item dependencies, duplicates, etc. within a project. However, I'm wondering if there is an elegant way to track cross project dependencies? E.G. Team 1 constructs component A, Team 3 constructs component C and D. Component D uses a change set from component A, thus, the possibility exists that some defects will be shared between different teams working on different projects. Is there a way to tie one defect to separate projects? I don't see a way to make a work item dependent, or related, to another project, other than creating a new work item for Team 3 in the above example.

Thanks, Mark

Hello,

I know how to use the work item dependencies, duplicates, etc. within a project. However, I'm wondering if there is an elegant way to track cross project dependencies? E.G. Team 1 constructs component A, Team 3 constructs component C and D. Component D uses a change set from component A, thus, the possibility exists that some defects will be shared between different teams working on different projects. Is there a way to tie one defect to separate projects? I don't see a way to make a work item dependent, or related, to another project, other than creating a new work item for Team 3 in the above example.

Thanks, Mark

Please let me know if the API/Bridge connctor is available in RTC 3.0. We would like to integrate RTC with Remedy.

Hi, i am interested to know if anyone has integrated RTC with either SAP or Seibel. I have to work on both of these integrations, so any help is welcomed.

Hello, anybody knwo if RTC supports the use of webservice to consume data from BMC Remedy?

Thanks and regards, Jesus.