How to do coding work using RTC SCM on Unix
We have many CC/C++ application server teams which need to work on all kinds of UNIX platforms for development, bugfix and build.
Under CC, we install CC client on each of the Unix boxes and then they can create CC views and load the source and work on them. Is RTC using the same approach so workspace is in th place of CC views? Is it true that RTC is only shipped for Windows and Linux so far? |
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Jan 15 '10, 1:23 p.m.
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Yes, an RTC repository workspace is like CC snapshot or web view, so for
development you would load an RTC client onto each developer's workstation, and the RTC client would load the source onto the local file system of that workstation. For the list of supported client platforms, see one of the release pages (e.g. https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/releases/2.0.0.2). Currently, I see there Windows, Linux, AIX, IBM-I, IBM-Z, and Solaris. And an "incubator" for the Mac. Cheers, Geoff ghu wrote: We have many CC/C++ application server teams which need to work on all Comments So does this mean RTC has command line commands for creating workspace, checkin,checkout , deliver etc on mentioned supported client platforms? |
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