Import requirements, tasks and test cases info&traceability using OSLC
Hi, I have some XMLs/CSV files with information about requirements, traced tasks and traced test cases as a result of exporting information from third party tools (this info is related and traced).
Could I build a custom extension using REST OSLC services to read info to be imported, and create all artifacts into DNG, RTC and RQM and also establish automatically relationships during the import process?
Any restriction about info I could import through OSLC in each of the modules (DNG,RTC, RQM)? Could I import info like comments, history....
Many thanks in advance, Ana
Could I build a custom extension using REST OSLC services to read info to be imported, and create all artifacts into DNG, RTC and RQM and also establish automatically relationships during the import process?
Any restriction about info I could import through OSLC in each of the modules (DNG,RTC, RQM)? Could I import info like comments, history....
Many thanks in advance, Ana
One answer
Hola Ana,
For RDNG, OSLC allows you to create artifacts ( requirements ), modify them ( their Rich text and its attributes ) and create links to other RQM and/or RTC artifacts,
However OSLC does not allows you to import comments/history.
Another restriction about modules is that you can not add/remove artifacts to it ( only create links and modify module attributes ).
An article with some RDNG OSLC samples can be found at : https://jazz.net/library/article/1197
For RDNG, OSLC allows you to create artifacts ( requirements ), modify them ( their Rich text and its attributes ) and create links to other RQM and/or RTC artifacts,
However OSLC does not allows you to import comments/history.
Another restriction about modules is that you can not add/remove artifacts to it ( only create links and modify module attributes ).
An article with some RDNG OSLC samples can be found at : https://jazz.net/library/article/1197
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Thanks Gabriel. Although RQM and/or RTC artifacts are neither created, if the extension creates them previously, they could be later linked with RDNG requirements, right?
That is correct. RDNG OSLC allows you to create links to existing artifacts ( in RDNMG, RTC, RQM )
That is correct. RDNG OSLC allows you to create links to existing artifacts ( in RDNG, RTC, RQM )