RM architecture
YASEF Startinov (17●4●19)
| asked Aug 21 '17, 6:23 a.m.
retagged Jan 09 '18, 6:44 a.m. by Minakshi Jaint (511●3) Hello,
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It's not exactly what you are looking for, but I suggest starting here:
In summary and so simplistic it's inaccurate in some details: [user] <--> [RM web app client and server] <--> [Jazz Team Server] <--> [database] Comments I don't really understand your image, so I can't comment.
I will note that the requirements management application uses the "rm" namespace in resource URIs, and it is an OSLC-RM server (and client).
Like Daniel, the diagram doesn't make much sense to me. Not sure what kind of abstraction is used here, but doesn't look like a common way to depict the DNG architecture.
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In my picture, what's the difference between IBM RM and Requirement Management Component, please ?
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In this picture, that I have found in this article : https://jazz.net/wiki/pub/Deployment/CLMArchitectureOverview/Arch3.png
Comments In that picture the RM application (web client and server logic) is the 'Software Installation RM'.
YASEF Startinov
commented Aug 21 '17, 4:39 p.m.
Just one more question, why that is not the case for DM application ?
Why is what not the case?
YASEF Startinov
commented Aug 21 '17, 7:01 p.m.
my mistake !
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I'm back !
· In Pink this aplication or its components · In Jaune, enterprise services (applications or platforms) · In green, COTS used by this application (Operating systems, libraries, …) |
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