RQM-Java Programming example
Hello World,
I'm looking for a very simple version of a Java program which connects to RQM and get some information (e.g. the Business Objectives). For this I looked at the RQM CopyUtil source. That's a lot of code, and when loaded in Eclipse it gives errors "cannot be resolved". Aparently the Buildpath is incorrect.
1) Has someone a very simple example available.
2) How should I configure Eclipse in such a way that the RQMCopyUtil can be compiled succesfully?
(If you want to take a look, let me know. its loaded in JazzHub)
Thanks,
Marc
I'm looking for a very simple version of a Java program which connects to RQM and get some information (e.g. the Business Objectives). For this I looked at the RQM CopyUtil source. That's a lot of code, and when loaded in Eclipse it gives errors "cannot be resolved". Aparently the Buildpath is incorrect.
1) Has someone a very simple example available.
2) How should I configure Eclipse in such a way that the RQMCopyUtil can be compiled succesfully?
(If you want to take a look, let me know. its loaded in JazzHub)
Thanks,
Marc
One answer
See https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RqmApi#Code_Examples. Specifically, the RQM API Utility.
From RQMAPIUtility_readme.txt:
All source files for the utility are included in the 'src' directory of RQMAPIUtility.jar. In order to build the source, the libraries in the 'lib' directory also need to be unpacked from the jar.
From RQMAPIUtility_readme.txt:
All source files for the utility are included in the 'src' directory of RQMAPIUtility.jar. In order to build the source, the libraries in the 'lib' directory also need to be unpacked from the jar.
Comments
Marc van Lint
JAZZ DEVELOPER Nov 25 '13, 2:17 a.m.I've made some progress here. A simple example would be beneficial.
Ralph Schoon
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Nov 25 '13, 5:07 a.m.Marc, I have not tried that and I am not sure if you really can set up the RQMCopyUtil code so that you can compile it. If there is no description how to set up the code, you could try to look if the RTC Plain Java client Libraries or the SDK provides what is needed. See https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2013/02/28/setting-up-rational-team-concert-for-api-development/
There used to be some common API between RTC and RQM in the past, but I find it unlikely that this would work.