Problems installing RTC Express-C Edition
Forgive my basic question, but I am having problems installing Team Concert Express-C Edition. I THOUGHT I was supposed to install it using IBM Installation Manager, but when I bring up Installation Manager and try to set a repository, I cannot find the .inf file that one would normally set as a repository. Previously I have downloaded Team Concert Express-C Client and Server (64bit). As I mentioned above, I have installed Installation Manager and am looking to now install the Client software for RTC. Please help me and Thanks for all responses.
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This may have been the key - I had mapped users and groups, but I hadn't done it from inside the jazz_war config layer - I had done it at the WAS layer. |
This did the trick - I'm now logged into the Jazz setup. |
It's possible that you did correctly map the users already. ADMIN/ADMIN will not work for WAS (it's a tomcat thing in this case). If you just try to login using the same username/password that you used for WAS, I think that should work. (Sorry, I realized what you were saying earlier and edited my previous post, but it seems like it was too late.)
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Awesome! Glad to hear you got it working. WAS setup can be tricky. I'm in the process of filing a work item now to highlight some of the ways in which the documentation can be improved.
Good luck with your project! |
Awesome! Glad to hear you got it working. WAS setup can be tricky. I'm in the process of filing a work item now to highlight some of the ways in which the documentation can be improved. Thanks Jason. Alas, I'm not out of the woods yet - now, Jazz doesn't seem to want to connect to the default derby database - so I must have missed something - although, I thought that Derby would work out of the box. |
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I believe that is because WAS requires an absolute URL to point to the repositoryDB. Currently there is a work item open about this: https://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Jazz%20Foundation#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=96984
Try to use something like this for the JDBC location: /home/idcuser/jazz/server/repositoryDB well, i guess it would be in windows notation for you. |
Awesome! Glad to hear you got it working. WAS setup can be tricky. I'm in the process of filing a work item now to highlight some of the ways in which the documentation can be improved. not connecting to the default derby instance The database service is not available. Database status: CRJAZ0502I The connection could not be created (vendor="derby", location="file:///C:/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/repositoryDB"). |
I believe that is because WAS requires an absolute URL to point to the repositoryDB. Currently there is a work item open about this: https://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Jazz%20Foundation#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=96984 yup - that solved it - the reference should be just the real directory without the file:/// URI notation - another one for the docs C:/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/repositoryDB |
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I am trying install Enterprise RTC 2.0.0.1 on Windows 2003 servers . please help on step by step process if anybody have handy . thanks in advance Srini |
HI , Srini, can you give us a little more information first. 1. Are you using the IBM Installation Manager or a zip file? 2. Are you going to be using the built-in Derby DB, the DB2 DB that comes with RTC, or an already installed Enterprise DB? 3. What user registry method are you going to use: the Derby DB, a Tomcat registry, or a custom registry, or a Enterprise LDAP? 4. Do you have access to the RTC Infocenter - the instructions for installation are reasonably good (with some fixes as noted in previous messages). Kevin |
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