Questions about RQM, RTC upgrade and RRDI installation with websphere
Hello,
We are planning to upgrade from RTC and RQM 4.0.6 to 5.0.2, and also to include RRDI.
Currently using Tomcat with RTC/RQM but RRDI uses websphere, so we plan to make the upgrade.
1. Is websphere requieres for RTC and RQM 5.0.2?
2. If we use websphere, we have to purchase the licences separately? (I guess CLM 5.0.2 doesn't include the websphere installing?)
3. In the downloads page says that "Each valid client license includes a license to run one instance of WebSphere Application Server in support of Rational Team Concert" but is it the express edition? Because RRDI doesn't seem to be comaptible with express editions of websphere.
Thanks for the attention
Regards.
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Hello Marinept,
my feedback on your questions:
Thanks a lot in advance Best RegardsMarinept Villalobos selected this answer as the correct answer
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1. WebSphere is required for the CLM applications if you are linking them with RRDI
2. I download WebSphere via the Software Access Catalog, though I'm not sure what kind of access you have to that (we are business partners). I've never had to give WebSphere a license file, I don't think there's actually that sort of DRM built into WebSphere. I assume that the possession of CLM licenses makes it legal to use.
3. You should have access to the non-express edition. If you can't get to the IBM SAC then I think there's a place where customers download their purchased applications, and by purchasing CLM you should see WAS in there too. It's been a while since I accessed things through customer download.
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Marinept Villalobos
commented Mar 13 '15, 9:31 a.m.
I asked this mainly because I have been using WAS for developers, but I guess the company would need to purchase the standard edition of WAS instead of express ones.
Thanks for the feedback
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