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Build Tool supported in RTC

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Can someone please let me know what Build tool are supported by RTC for continuous build and deployments

can someone guide to me to some documents ? is someone already using the build tools in integration with RTC can you please give me tool names

We are currently using RTC for Version control and would like to do  integration with build tool 

Any free build tool that i can play around with it ?

Thanks
Mehul

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You aren't limited in choice of build technologies.

There's built-in support for Ant & Maven. There's also built in support for running a shell script, which gives you ultimate flexibility.

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 There are three out of the box integrations that RTC provides.  There is the Jazz Build Engine integration, the Jenkins integration and the Build Forge integration.  JBE and Jenkins would be the free options, with Jenkins being open source.

Articles you can look at:
JBE and Ant
https://jazz.net/library/article/1287 & https://jazz.net/library/article/1286

Jenkins/Hudson
https://jazz.net/library/article/840

Build Forge
https://jazz.net/library/article/1030
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/integrate-rational-team-concert-build-forge/index.html?ca=drs-

~Spencer

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 how about cruise control and bamboo ?

And the tools you mentioned do both builds and deployments ?

 i am using RTC 2.0.1 can you point me to any document for JBE for this version ? 

the document you sent i believe its for different RTC as the procedure/setup in diagram does not show up

These are all build technologies, none do deployment natively but they can be done with scripting.  The line between build and deploy is very blurry.  RTC doesn't have an explicit integration with CC and Bamboo, but they can be accessed using the Ant Tasks or their own native APIs.


As far as RTC 2.0.1, I have no idea what JBE looked like back then.

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