RRC 4.0.4 and RSA 8.0.3 integration
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You need RSA Design Manager. When you've just got the models locally they don't really have a fixed url, and nowhere for the other tools to query in order to find the back links.
Without design manager, all you could do would be to manually add urls to model elements and point them at jazz elements, however, the jazz tools won't know anything about them - so they won't show up in RRC, or RTC.
Steve
Without design manager, all you could do would be to manually add urls to model elements and point them at jazz elements, however, the jazz tools won't know anything about them - so they won't show up in RRC, or RTC.
Steve
Vitor,
The way I used to link UML elements in RSA to requirements in RRC is through workitens in RTC.
I create the link from the requirement (RRC) for the workitem (RTC) and then join the workitem to the UML element in RSA.
The way I used to link UML elements in RSA to requirements in RRC is through workitens in RTC.
I create the link from the requirement (RRC) for the workitem (RTC) and then join the workitem to the UML element in RSA.
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But how do you link RTC workitem to a UML element in RSA? I tried to drag and drop WIs to UML elements and vice-versa, but without sucess.
Are you using RTC 4 and RSA 8?
Vitor, I made a mistake. In fact, I associate the workitem with the model file I changed when I deliver a changeset in RTC controle version.