M5 plans broken ? [very frustrating]
Hello,
I've just set up RTC 1.0M5 server on Linux. I later installed RTC 1.0M5 client on both MacOSX and Windows XP. I created a simple project with predefined template for EclipseWay project. Later on I decided to add an iteration plan. I've added a new plan and called it 'Foundations'. After a bit of typing I saved the plan and it is not visible anywhere in the project tree hierarchy. It is only accessible via Webpage. what is wrong? This is very frustrating as there seems to be no way to access that plan again from RTC on MacOSX and Windows XP. Are these M5 clients broken or is it myself doing something wrong? |
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Iteration plans are accessible in the Team Artifacts view. Expand the
project area node, then the plan node, and then the node for the iteration for which you created the plan. If your plan is not there, one of the following steps hopefully helps: - For the Team Artifacts view you can say in which team areas you are interested. For those in which you have no interest, all artifacts are filtered out. Check the 'All Team Areas' filter to ensure everything is visible. - Check whether the plan has unintentionally been created for a different iteration. If still no success please don't be too frustrated to file a work item against 'Agile Planning'. Kai Jazz Process Team mateuszb wrote: Hello, |
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I was looking for these plans in the team artifacts view and here's what I got
Let me explain the situation here. This is the view I get directly after deploying the EclipseWay process template. Even though there is one iteration defined in the template it does not show up as an additional directory in project tree under Plans directory (i.e. Project -> Plans -> M1 ). So that's the first thing. The second thing is: Iterations are: The list of iteration plans via web is: And for example TEST iteration which I created after reading the reply to my first post here is assigned to M1 (current) iteration which does not even show up anywhere in the project tree in Team Artifacts view. P.S. I have checked that 'All Team Areas' is checked in the filter. The plans still simply don't show up on both, windows and linux RTC M5 clients.... |
Hi,
the plan node in the team artifacts navigator lists only those iterations which are marked to produce a deliverable. Can you please check the following: - open the project area editor - select the 1.0 iteration and press the "Edit Properties" button Ensure that the "This iteration produces deliverables..." is checked - ensure the same for M1 If you still don't see the plans, is it possible to get the DB you are using or can you provide steps to reproduce ? Thanks Dirk Agile Planning Component mateuszb wrote: I was looking for these plans in the team artifacts view and here's |
I've managed to narrow it down to the permissions and process configuration. I've completely removed the server and the clients and started clean install. Steps to reproduce: 1. Deploy process templates 2. Create new project with e.g. eclipseway process template 3. enable process configuration check-box in the 'team process' settings 4. Add additional role to the process, e.g. 'parttime' 5. Add some team members to the team area 6. Clear permissions for 'default' role 7. Add appropriate permissions for 'parttime' , 'teamlead', 'contributor' roles - parttime has least rights - contributor has a bit more freedom - teamlead has all the rights granted 8. Save changes 9. Restart team client then the plans disappear. I haven't noticed that I had permissions changed until I reinstalled the server. With all settings at their default values everything works perfect but I have to change and reassign permissions and access rights. Doing this results in plans disappearing. I am puzzled because AFAIK there is no access right to "display iteration plans". Any ideas? |
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APT doen't have any read permissions. So plans aren't filtered depending
on the logged in user's role or permission. The only filtering that takes place is for the team area the logged in user belongs to. I tried your steps and wasn't able to reproduce. See attached screen shot. I had to guess some things, for example which permissions the role have. So I left them all without any permissions. Do you run Derby as a DB. If so can you provide the DB ? Dirk Agile Planning Team mateuszb wrote: If you still don't see the plans, is it possible to get the DB you |
Dirk Bumer <dirk_baeumer@ch.ibm.com> ha scritto:
See attached screen shot Hi. Please excuse me if I'm going OT, but in my Team Concert I can't see the "Process Configuration" tab; I've run both the beta2a and the M5. Could you please help me? -- Nando Apostolo della Prova |
"Nando" <armacot@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:dpoiryiqizxs$.11t0fz1ast749.dlg@40tude.net... Dirk Bumer <dirk_baeumer@ch.ibm.com> ha scritto: This is an experimental feature. To turn it on go to: Window>Preferences>Team Process>Show Process Configuration page(s) HTH Darins Jazz Process Team |
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Darin Swanson <Darin_Swanson@us.ibm.com> ha scritto:
"Nando" <armacot@gmail.com> wrote in message Thank you very much, Darin; I'll be happy to explore this feature. Best regards. -- Nando Apostolo della Prova |
mateuszb schrieb:
Later on I decided to add an iteration plan. I've added a new plan I just want to say, I have the same problem and it is equally frustrating. Frank. |
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Frank,
can you provide steps to reproduce this. And would it be possible to get your process.xml file. As said we tried to reproduce the problem but weren't able to do so. Best would be to open a work item with steps and the process.xml attached. Dirk Agile Planning Component Frank Gerhardt wrote: mateuszb schrieb: |
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