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Import to RTC SCM using change set archive

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Mathias Hermansson (43●1●6●6) | asked Sep 16 '10, 2:37 p.m.
Hi,

Does anybody know where one can find snippets or source code for how the import from a change set archive in the RTC client is done in version 2.0? The source code is available for 1.0, but since then the API has changed.

Why I ask? Well, I want to import lots and lots of change sets from another SCM system, and doing the import through the RTC client always fails with a java out of memory exception (I am trying to import source code developed during the last 15 years (yes, still under maintenance contracts)).

Rgrds
/Mathias.

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Michael Valenta (3.7k●3) | answered Sep 17 '10, 9:42 a.m.
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The source code should be available for 2.0 as well. Also, there is a
wiki page that discusses the format
(https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/SCMChangeSetArchive).

In regards to the OOM exception, did you try upping your memory to
-Mxm1024? Also, you may want to try the latest 2.0.0.2 iFix 4 since
there have been some improvements made in this area.

Michael

herman wrote:
Hi,

Does anybody know where one can find snippets or source code for how
the import from a change set archive in the RTC client is done in
version 2.0? The source code is available for 1.0, but since then the
API has changed.

Why I ask? Well, I want to import lots and lots of change sets from
another SCM system, and doing the import through the RTC client
always fails with a java out of memory exception (I am trying to
import source code developed during the last 15 years (yes, still
under maintenance contracts)).

Rgrds
/Mathias.

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