RTC and SAP
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There are several different aspects to this question.
One is, can you use Jazz-SCM. That depends on where the source for your
SAP application resides. If it is stored in the file system, then you
can put it under RTC version control. If it isn't (i.e. is stored in an
SAP repository), then you cannot (unless you can import/export it from
the SAP repository into the file system).
Another is, can you use RTC work items (and agile planning, etc) to
manage your work. The answer to that is yes.
Another is, can you use the Jazz build engine to actually do your builds
... the answer is probably yes, because the Jazz build engine can call
out to whatever build process you are using to build your SAP application.
Another is, can you use the Eclipse IDE to build your SAP application
.... that is an Eclipse question rather than an RTC question ... and that
depends on whether you have an SAP development plug-in for Eclipse.
Cheers,
Geoff
theju wrote:
One is, can you use Jazz-SCM. That depends on where the source for your
SAP application resides. If it is stored in the file system, then you
can put it under RTC version control. If it isn't (i.e. is stored in an
SAP repository), then you cannot (unless you can import/export it from
the SAP repository into the file system).
Another is, can you use RTC work items (and agile planning, etc) to
manage your work. The answer to that is yes.
Another is, can you use the Jazz build engine to actually do your builds
... the answer is probably yes, because the Jazz build engine can call
out to whatever build process you are using to build your SAP application.
Another is, can you use the Eclipse IDE to build your SAP application
.... that is an Eclipse question rather than an RTC question ... and that
depends on whether you have an SAP development plug-in for Eclipse.
Cheers,
Geoff
theju wrote:
Can RTC be used to build SAP based applications?
Thanks
Theju