Madcap Flare with RTC via MS-SCCI plugin
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From the folks here who have been playing with it: "We were never actually able to get the plug-in to work, unfortunately... We are manually backing up our files through a workspace in Eclipse."
Have had some success with integrating madcap with jazz. You can manually edit the .flprj file and add the following lines:
SourceControlBound="true" <o:p> </o:p>
SourceControlProviderType="Jazz MSSCCI Provider".
Next time you launch the project file it will connect with the server and start asking questions about the sandbox location and set up the local cache. We are working through some configurations on Jazz to get it to work and have some good results but still have occasional issues. Would recommend setting up a test component in jazz before going live though. Hope this helps.
Just saw the post, ignore the <o:p></o:p> after the SourceControlBound and the "." after SourceControlProviderType. It was a copy/paste error on my side.
Did you ever get the integration to work with Flare? I am using RTC 6.0.3 with the MS-SCCI plugin and Flare 2017 and can't get it to work. I modified the .flprj file as you described and Flare attempted to communicate with RTC, but it kept getting errors. From other searches in the forum, it appears this is a currently broken interface, but I thought I would check in here to see if you ever had it working worth anything and if it still is 3 years later.