"Request Build" to RTCz: CRRTC3507W
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We have a problem with RTCz Our RTCz Server and the repository is installed in Windows Server 2003 EE SP2 We want to make a build in Mainframe machine When we do a "Request Build" this is the result log: 2010-04-22 15:24:04 running on host: ZT02 2010-04-22 15:24:04 Should build occur? 2010-04-22 15:24:04 Yes: Always build a user initiated request. 2010-04-22 15:24:04 CRRTC3507W: Warning: No engine participant found for pre_build configuration element "File Generation". 2010-04-22 15:24:04 CRRTC3507W: Warning: No engine participant found for pre_build configuration element "Jazz Source Control - zOS". 2010-04-22 15:24:04 CRRTC3507W: Warning: No engine participant found for build configuration element "Antz". Anybody could help us? :shock: Thanks |
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It looks to me like you're running the JBE from base RTC, not one that supports the extra participants added for RTCz. I'll ask someone from the RTCz team to follow up.
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It looks to me like you're running the JBE from base RTC, not one that supports the extra participants added for RTCz. I'll ask someone from the RTCz team to follow up. We'll be wait impatiently your news |
It is not clear what you are trying to achieve. Looking at what you have appended to your posting it looks like you are using the JBE. If you are intending to build a java project then using the JBE is just fine. The JBE is part of the Build System Toolkit and you would install it via SMP/e. It has its own separate FMID. We also ship some sample JCL to start the build engine up. Once that is done you can follow the Jazz Team Builds tutorial in the Tutorials section of the RTCz help.
If you are wanting to build things that are going to run on zOS...for example a COBOL program or PLI program then using the JBE to do this is wrong. RTCz ships with a second build engine called Rational Build Agent. Please look at the Tutorial titled "Using the Rational Build Agent and Antz build extensions to compile a COBOL program" to familiarize yourselves with how this works. |
It is not clear what you are trying to achieve. Looking at what you have appended to your posting it looks like you are using the JBE. If you are intending to build a java project then using the JBE is just fine. The JBE is part of the Build System Toolkit and you would install it via SMP/e. It has its own separate FMID. We also ship some sample JCL to start the build engine up. Once that is done you can follow the Jazz Team Builds tutorial in the Tutorials section of the RTCz help. These errors come from following the tutorials provided by IBM. We hope that someone has been able to successfully and can help us do that. The program is a simple cobol. Without DB2 or CICS. |
When you ran through the tutorial did you select the "Antz - Rational Build Agent template." when creating your build definition?\ Also, when in the build definition editor did you select on the Overview tab, RationalBuildAgent for the Supported Build Engines value. While in the Build definition editor I would also recommend that you test the connection as described on step 3. of Lesson 10 Part 2: Using the build definition editor |
When you ran through the tutorial did you select the "Antz - Rational Build Agent template." when creating your build definition?\ Also, when in the build definition editor did you select on the Overview tab, RationalBuildAgent for the Supported Build Engines value. While in the Build definition editor I would also recommend that you test the connection as described on step 3. of Lesson 10 Part 2: Using the build definition editor 1.- Yes 2.- Yes, too 3.- This test connection is ok We hope good news =) |
I think you are running both Jazz Build Engine and Rational Build Agent on your z/OS host. When your build definition is created using the "Antz - Rational Build Agent" template, the build definition can be used only with Rational Build Agent. Please stop your Jazz Build Engine and try to submit a build request again.
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Tami is correct. Please see Defect 105441: Jazz Build Engine ID cannot be Rational Build Engine.
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