Searching a Code/Method among all components
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If you have an Developer for IBM® Enterprise Platforms client license and configured the context aware search, you could use that.
See:
See:
- https://jazz.net/help-dev/clm/topic/com.ibm.jazz.install.doc/topics/c_context_aware_search.html
- https://jazz.net/forum/questions/103626/using-the-context-aware-search-engine-doesnt-find-any-source-files
Otherwise you would have to load a stream with the components you want to search and use the Eclipse Java Search on the loaded source to find the method or whatever. Once you identified the file name, you could search for change sets containing that file.
Comments
Ralph: reading up, it looks like:
a) only the person installing/configuring/starting the search engine needs to have that Enterprise license.... but all of the developers (just Developer license) can then USE the context search capabilities via their Eclipse client?
b) there is one search engine for the repository ... all developers use the same
c) Can the search engine be on a different server/machine than the JTS?
Thanks!
a) Yes, The RTC EE administrator needs Enterprise License and the Developers can use.
b) RTC EE needs a CAS engine by project area and the default sizing 4-5 components per engine; then all developers can use the indixes created by the engine.
c) Yes,The CAS engine can be deployed in a Windows, Linux, even z/OS server. The recomendation for large installations is use a dedicated server.
b) RTC EE needs a CAS engine by project area and the default sizing 4-5 components per engine; then all developers can use the indixes created by the engine.
c) Yes,The CAS engine can be deployed in a Windows, Linux, even z/OS server. The recomendation for large installations is use a dedicated server.