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How long does RQM hold onto a DOORS license?


Paul Spalitta (8143037) | asked May 22 '13, 1:51 p.m.
If we are using DOORS 9.5.1 and RQM 4.0.3 does RQM acquire a license when interacting with DOORS (user looks at rich hover of requirement links)? If yes then when does RQM release the license? It seems like we could tie-up a lot of DOORS licenses if we switch to OSLC? Thanks!

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Sudarshan Rao (1963) | answered May 27 '13, 11:02 a.m.
Unless you navigate to the requirement in DOORS (where the full UI of DWA is shown) a license is not checked out.

So, when you do the following no license is checked out for DOORS:
- Rich hover that will show you object details (if you do not have an active session, you'll need to login to view the info - this will not consume a DOORS license).
- Select an object/view/module for link creation

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Sudarshan
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Paul Spalitta commented May 27 '13, 11:34 a.m.

Thanks for the clarification! 

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Lei Shi (2271) | answered May 27 '13, 3:00 a.m.
For the OSLC integration, RQM doesn't acquire any DOORS license.
when user rich hover the Requirement links, it will pop up a dialog to ask the user to login as the DOORS user, if the user who can log in the DOORS, the user can get the DOORS detail inforamtion.



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Paul Spalitta commented May 27 '13, 10:40 a.m.

Lei, thanks for the reply. I understand that the user is asked to login to get rich hover. And that is where my question is focused. After logging-in to DOORS (from with-in RQM), does RQM hold a DOORS license for that user? If yes then for how long? 

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