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Mark Roberts (1205338) | asked May 29 '09, 11:10 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
(re-posted because the original disappeared)

If you have separate servers for :

Database - Oracle in this case
RTC server
ClearQuest server - CM engine and CQ WEB functions
RTC / ClearQuest connector server

When the synchronisations occur between ClearQuest and RTC does the
communication and data go :

DB server -> RTC server -> connector server -> CQ server -> DB server

or does it go :

DB server -> connector server -> DB server

i.e. does the connector function act as a separate client to both
clearquest and RTC maintaining its own connection and holding all
required software and data ?

Thanks

Mark

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John Vasta (2.6k15) | answered May 29 '09, 4:02 p.m.
FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER
The ClearQuest Connector Gateway process is a client of both the Jazz Team Server and the ClearQuest database. So the picture is really

Jazz DB server -> Jazz Team server -> CQ Connector Gateway -> CQ DB server

And the arrows are really bi-directional, since data flows in both directions. The CQ CM or Web server is not involved.

(re-posted because the original disappeared)

If you have separate servers for :

Database - Oracle in this case
RTC server
ClearQuest server - CM engine and CQ WEB functions
RTC / ClearQuest connector server

When the synchronisations occur between ClearQuest and RTC does the
communication and data go :

DB server -> RTC server -> connector server -> CQ server -> DB server

or does it go :

DB server -> connector server -> DB server

i.e. does the connector function act as a separate client to both
clearquest and RTC maintaining its own connection and holding all
required software and data ?

Thanks

Mark

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