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Installing RQM on an existing Jazz Server.

How can I install RQM on an existing Jazz Server. I have a Jazz server on my laptop that I installed as part of RTC.

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Nags (nags_chevula@us.ib.com)

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Run the installer and RQM 2.0 will get installed in a new directory (RQM20). If your server is localhost, then RQM 2.0 will automatically point to your local JAZZ server. However, note that you will not be able to access the previous version of RQM without changing the port settings on your local.
How can I install RQM on an existing Jazz Server. I have a Jazz server on my laptop that I installed as part of RTC.

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Nags (nags_chevula@us.ib.com)

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Run the installer and RQM 2.0 will get installed in a new directory (RQM20). If your server is localhost, then RQM 2.0 will automatically point to your local JAZZ server. However, note that you will not be able to access the previous version of RQM without changing the port settings on your local.
How can I install RQM on an existing Jazz Server. I have a Jazz server on my laptop that I installed as part of RTC.

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Nags (nags_chevula@us.ib.com)


Sanal, I have a Jazz server installed as part of RTC2.0 install. When I installed RQM it once again installed another Jazz server (obviously inside RQM install directory). I want to use the RTC2.0 Jazz server for RQM. Is that a possible scenario?

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Nags (nags_chevula@us.ibm.com)

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Hi Nag,

Shutdown the existing Jazz team Server and then start the one which comes as a part of RQM installation.

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mc

How can I install RQM on an existing Jazz Server. I have a Jazz server on my laptop that I installed as part of RTC.

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Nags (nags_chevula@us.ib.com)

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Hi Nag,

Shutdown the existing Jazz team Server and then start the one which comes as a part of RQM installation.

thank you
mc

How can I install RQM on an existing Jazz Server. I have a Jazz server on my laptop that I installed as part of RTC.

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Nags (nags_chevula@us.ib.com)


Guys, you are not understanding my question.

I only want one Jazz Server install... I want to install RTC and RQM on the same port. Is that possible?

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Nags ( nags_chevula@us.ibm.com)

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I have the exact same issue. I have been using RTC for about a year and a half. I have LOTS of data in my repository. I would like to try RQM. But I want to use my existing Jazz Team Server (JTS).

One option would be for me to install and setup RQM in a seperate directory, running a seperate Jazz Team Server; with an empty repository. Then I could export the repository from my existing JTS, and import it into the JTS for RQM. But ... since RQM is part of the Jazz Platform, shouldn't I just be able to install RQM into the same package as RTC 2.0.0.2? I can do this with RPC and (I think) RRC. Why not with RQM?

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We have the same problem of installing the RTC and RQM on the same Jazz Server.
When we install RTC and RQM i think they are getting installed separatly and i need to stop server to use the other one.

How can i configure to run both on the same server.

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Dhan

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Hello

Have you read this material?

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rqmhelp/v2r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.rational.test.qm.doc/topics/t_config_rtc_defects_overview.html

Maybe it could be helpfull :-)

David Csikkel

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We have the same problem of installing the RTC and RQM on the same Jazz Server.
When we install RTC and RQM i think they are getting installed separatly and i need to stop server to use the other one.

How can i configure to run both on the same server.

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Dhan

There is no current functionality to run both RTC and RQM in the same Jazz Server instance (i.e. in the same Tomcat process and under a single port number).

Of note, you can definitely run 2 or more Jazz Server instances concurrently on the same physical machine. Each would run under their own instance of Tomcat. Just configure each to use a unique set of ports. For example, run RTC on 9080/9443 and RQM on 9081/9444.

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