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How to integrate eclipse with RQM

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Rajesh Gottapu (206●1●36●21) | asked May 06 '09, 5:15 a.m.
Hi,

Do any know how to work on RQM through Eclipse IDE

in other means how to intergrate eclipse with Rational Quality Manager


thanks in advance,
Rajesh Gottapu.

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Felipe Freire (78●1●4●3) | answered May 06 '09, 11:55 a.m.
This should not be possible to be done. Or this is not planned. the only interface for RQM is web.
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Rajesh Gottapu (206●1●36●21) | answered May 07 '09, 5:15 a.m.
This should not be possible to be done. Or this is not planned. the only interface for RQM is web.


Hi,


I found eclipse plugins directory in the RQM installed folder

C:\IBM\RQM\server[b:1f64a6f9fa]sdk\eclipse\plugins

i found some jar files in the above path

1 . com.ibm.rational.test.lm.spi.driver.test_1.0.0.v200903041226.jar

2. com.ibm.rational.test.lm.spi.sample_1.0.0.v200903041226.jar


etc ...


what is the use of having jar files in the above mentioned path.

I want to know what we could do with eclipse plugins given with RQM ?


thanks in advance,
Rajesh Gottapu.
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Justin Kutticherry (161) | answered May 07 '09, 12:12 p.m.
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Hi Rajesh,

Felipe is right...there is no eclipse client for RQM - just the web client. I'm not sure what those plugins are used for but they should not be added to you eclipse environment.
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Michael Brown (101●1●1) | answered May 11 '09, 10:50 a.m.
jukutti wrote:
Hi Rajesh,

Felipe is right...there is no eclipse client for RQM - just the web
client. I'm not sure what those plugins are used for but they should
not be added to you eclipse environment.


RQM is a Web based product and as such there is no RCP (rich client)
integration. The Jazz platform (including the web ui) is osgi based
and uses a plugin model - the RQM product consists of the plugins to
which you're referring, running on the Jazz platform.

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