DOORS interface - Export requirements and import/merge requirements
Scot Penrod (1●1●1)
| asked Jun 11 '13, 6:59 p.m.
retagged Jun 12 '13, 10:32 a.m. by Michelle De Armas (261●2) I've seen information about how to use DOORS to export requirements into a CSV file, but is there a way to use an API to extract requirements in a similar fashion? The objective would be to use .Net to pull a list of requirements from DOORS and a way to automaticaly add new requirements into DOORS based on a particular event in a .Net web application. Are there any best practice documentations for ways to go about doing those two things? Or is there some other article or forum posting to show an example of communication with DOORS using .Net? (DXL or the C API?) |
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Hi Scot
Yes, this is very much possible using DXL. You could write your own dxl batch file which can be run silently (without having to open the DOORS GUI). and that batch file can be called from .Net So, both pushing data in and pulling data out can be achieved using DXL Please refer to the dxl help for more information on how this can be done http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/doorshlp/v9/topic/com.ibm.doors.configuring.doc/topics/c_dxl.html?resultof=%22%64%78%6c%22%20%22%6d%61%6e%75%61%6c%22%20 Thanks, Vatsala Comments
Scot Penrod
commented Jun 12 '13, 8:53 a.m.
Is there a way to interact directly rather than creating and running bat files on the server that is running DOORS? If bat files are the only option then I'll go down that road, but I just wanted to check first to see if there were any more options with Jazz that would be a more direct approach. Thanks
Vatsala Ramachandran
commented Jun 12 '13, 11:39 a.m.
If you want to use DOORS then DXL is the only way you can do this and you need batch files for that
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@spenrod the best place to ask for help with DXL is in one of the DOORS 9 forums; in fact there is one specifically for DXL:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/forums/html/forum?id=11111111-0000-0000-0000-000000001527 |
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