Is it possible use RRC stand alone and integrate it with a non-rational tool instead of RTC and RQM? If yes how?
Using RCC for requirement gathering alone, is it possible to use non-rational tools for test case generation and test case management. Hence establish trace ability between them just as it is done in DOORS next gen.
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Hi Seema,
It is, as long as the other tool avails of the OSLC specification. If you use your favourite search engine for "setting up an OSLC friend" then you can see how many other tools such as HP ALM can interact with Rational Requirements Composer/Rational DOORS Next Generation. Some of them use adapters such as TaskTop to implement links where OSLC is not possible. It would be simpler to answer if you had specific tools in mind to integrate with, but essentially OSLC is the simplest integration mechanism. I would imagine that the other tool would also document how to connect to us. If you have more information, then we can probably be more definitive. Cheers, Paul Comments
Seema Hanumanthappa
commented Apr 02 '15, 5:04 a.m.
Hi Paul Ellis,
Thank you for the above information. What if the other tool is MS XL/Word or HTML files, is integration possible?
If yes please provide more details.
Regards
Seema
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Hi Seema,
Seema Hanumanthappa
commented Apr 06 '15, 3:45 a.m.
Thank you, Paul.
I tried exporting my requirements from Sandbox (instead of DOORS) into a CSV file and fed the same as input to the tool which we are using for test case generation. I have tried to run this demo using Sandbox. The problem I faced was the tolerance values were not accepted by the tool. This is causing problems in using the file for integration.
Example: Say, a requirement states a parameter X should have accuracy of ±3.6 seconds. On feeding this requirement, the output obtained from Sandbox was - " X accuracy is ± 3.6 seconds" in the CSV file.
Is this problem restricted to Sandbox or will I have the same issue in RRC? Is there any particular way of feeding the tolerance values and similar symbols in DOORS?
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