link between streams and myworkspace in project area

Hi,

I am using RTC client in my machine.

I could not able to find the correlation between Streams and My Repository Workspace.

I have gone thru tutorial of RTC.

I have few questions on RTC usage.

Questions:

Can any one let me know the correlation between Streams and My Repository Workspace?

What are components in streams?

Where we can find the My Repository Workspace data?
is it in workspace on client or at RTC database ?

How we can checkin other(files)artifacts except code in jazz source control?


thanks in advance,
Rajesh Gottapu.

Hi Rajesh

Good list of questions there...let me try and tackle these one at a time.

Your repository workspace is your private space on the server. It is a copy of your local workspace on your machine. The stream is a place you deliver your code so other people can see it. A repository workspace will deliver to a stream, and accept changes from a stream.

A component is a set of related files, usually one or more Eclipse projects. There are many useful operations you can do at the component level (eg: take a baseline to remember the current versions of the files in your component) that make it easier to work with.

Your repository workspace data is on the Jazz Team Server - you can find all your repository workspaces in the My Repository Workspace folder on the Eclipse client. From there - you can load up your repository workspace on to your local machine, and look at the files.

As I mentioned before - the repository workspace is a copy of the data on your local machine (in your local workspace). Another way to think of this is your local workspace is a copy of the data on your repository workspace. The idea is you keep them the same using checkin.

Adding other files is really easy - just add them to your Eclipse project in the normal way and add them to source control (the same way you added your code to source control)

Hope that helps - ask more questions if this is not clear or you need more answers.

regards

anthony