Running the Jazz Gateway as a service in Windows

Hi,
i am new in this forum.
i am try to running the Jazz Gateway as a service in Windows using the wiki help https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/GatewayAsAService. But i don't know wich is the port number used by the gateway for lauching the command
java -cp .\RTCz-JazzGateway-I20090929-1150.jar;.\log4j-1.2.12.jar;.\com.ibm.team.repository.common_0.6.1.I200810072228.jar;.\org.eclipse.osgi_3.3.2.R33x_v20080105.jar;.\commons-httpclient-3.0.jar com.ibm.teamz.jazz.gateway.JazzGateway 6666

I am using RTC 2.0.0.1

Many thanks for your help

The port number is the argument passed to the com.ibm.teamz.jazz.gateway.JazzGateway (in your example 6666) and represents the port number which the Gateway will listen on. Your client request (in whatever form you are working with) will target the gateway machine and this port, but that request will include the Jazz Team Server URL (including hostname and port), userid, password, and (likely) work item number that you are working with.

Does that help?
Thanks, Bruce

Thanks Bruce for your quickly answer.
the JazzGateway is started as a service in windows.

the reason why i do this is that i want to manage my z source code with RTCz.
how can i import my source code from SCLM system to RTCz?

i have installed

RTCz server on Windows
RTCz Client in the same package as RDz 76 on Windows
Build toolkit (with build engine component)
Build forge agent

which step must i do now to make the communication between SCLM and RTCz or to integrate SCLM on RTCz?

Many thanks.

Thanks Bruce for your quickly answer.
the JazzGateway is started as a service in windows.

the reason why i do this is that i want to manage my z source code with RTCz.
how can i import my source code from SCLM system to RTCz?

i have installed

RTCz server on Windows
RTCz Client in the same package as RDz 76 on Windows
Build toolkit (with build engine component)
Build forge agent

which step must i do now to make the communication between SCLM and RTCz or to integrate SCLM on RTCz?

Many thanks.

Hi
If your source is currently in PDS's ...and since you are currently using SCLM I think this will be the case... then you can use the Mass Import tool to import code into RTCz. Currently this is the only migration route available. I am aware of an IBM services team looking at a more complete migration solution for SCLM but I am not sure where they are with this. I can get a contact for you if you are interested.

You also mentioned "communication between SCLM and RTCz or to integrate SCLM on RTCz" If you plan on migrating your source then there is no reason to do this. However, we do offer some bridging between the two products through something called the Jazz Gateway. This allows SCLM operations to check on the state of a work item before performing the operation. In this scenario a customer would use RTCz for planning and tracking but continue to use SCLM to store source.

Guy