How do you Apply Requirement Change in DOORS integrated with RTC?
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I am trying to integrated DOORS 9.5 with RTC 4.0.2. I believe I have configured the RTC server and Project along with the DOORS DWA server and database/module correctly. I can submit new RCRs from DOORS, identify a default RCR to make changes to a module, select an RCR to review changes. What I haven't been able to do yet is to Apply changes via the RCR. Whenever I open the DOORS module in Read-only and select the Change Management -> Requirements Change Request -> Apply..., the dialog never displays any RCRs from RTC.
I have tried 3 different Change Management templates with different RTC Process configurations. The last one I tried was based off of the Simple process that comes with RTC and is described in the template creation section of the DOORS 9.5 manual. I have my work item (Task in this case) in the "Approved" state (In Progress for this case) and it still does not show up in the dialog. I have tried some with Approvals attached in RTC and some without. I have also tried having the RCR in various states (the Approved, Assigned, Review, Applied) and nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any pointers on how to get this integration to function as documented? Thanks, Jamie. |
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After enabling the debug and looking at the OSLC query being used I realized that DOORS was looking for work items to apply based on the OSLC State group they were in ( Approved and not Closed). The state that I had selected as my "approved" state for the Change Management Template was actually in a state group mapped to the OSLC State of Closed. I made a new state with the OSLC State of Approved and set my work item to that state. When I did, the work item showed up as an RCR that could be applied to my DOORS module. When I did the apply, the update was applied and the work item was transitioned to the 'applied' state.
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