What you can produce with EPF is the documentation of Jazz enactable
processes. Export the process content that you develop with EPF as HTML
pages. Then associate the zip archive of these pages with a Jazz Process
template.

What you don't get from EPF process content is the concrete 'formal'
specification that jazz can enact such as a jazz-digestible
specification of the work flow of the work item types, or the permission
specification per role and operation, or which precondition checks
should be performed on SCM deliver operations. (At RSDC last summer we
demonstrated how this gap between EPF/RMC and Jazz could be bridged in
the future. I explained that in a post a while back in this forum.)

Here is what I would do to get closer to a project area with a Scrum
process: I would create a new Jazz process template and associated it
with the documentation exported from EPF. I would copy the process
specification and the process iterations description from the 'eclipse
way' and incrementally change it to what I need.

I'd be interested to learn more about your efforts.

Cheers, Kai


millarde wrote:

I searched online and dug through the help, but couldn't figure out
how to use the EPF downloads and incorporate them into Jazz so I
could create a project area using the Scrum template.

Is this possible at this time? If so, can someone please point me in
the right direction?

Thanks...Millard