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Jazz Metamodel available?

I try to understand how things like Work Item, Work Item Category, Team Area, Development Line, Iteration, Process Template, Process Settings, Plan etc. relate to each other.

The same I'd like to do for the configuration part of Jazz (Stream, Change Set etc.).

I was able to reverse-engineer parts of this, based on using RTC and reading the end user documentation, but I am not convinced that I got it right...

Hence my question: Is there something like a one page class diagram of the Jazz / RTC elements and their relationships? Also useful would be an Instance Diagram with a small example.

Thanks! Martin

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Hence my question: Is there something like a one page class diagram of
the Jazz / RTC elements and their relationships? Also useful would be
an Instance Diagram with a small example.

I have put together an informal view on the work item references and their
most important relationships once:
https://jazz.net/learn/LearnItem.jsp?href=content/docs/work-items-references/index.html

Maybe you find it helpful.

--
Regards,
Patrick
Jazz Work Item Team

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No class diagram but a one page summary of the concepts can
be found here:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rtc/v1r0m0/topic/com.ibm.team.platform.doc/topics/c_jazz-platform-quick-ref.html

--erich
RTC PMC

merzberger1 wrote:
I try to understand how things like Work Item, Work Item Category,
Team Area, Development Line, Iteration, Process Template, Process
Settings, Plan etc. relate to each other.

The same I'd like to do for the configuration part of Jazz (Stream,
Change Set etc.).

I was able to reverse-engineer parts of this, based on using RTC and
reading the end user documentation, but I am not convinced that I got
it right...

Hence my question: Is there something like a one page class diagram of
the Jazz / RTC elements and their relationships? Also useful would be
an Instance Diagram with a small example.

Thanks! Martin

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