RTC Build System Toolkit
Hi,
We have a couple of questions on the RTC Build System Toolkit:
1. Can we install the Jazz build system toolkit on the RTC server itself so that it will always keep on running and we can place our Build Requests from the RTC eclipse client without restarting the JBE every time from the command prompt.
Secondly, To run the RTC Jazz Build Engine, we need to run the necessary commands on the command prompt. We would like to know whether we can run the build system toolkit from within the RTC client itself, instead of from the command prompt.
Thanks,
Sandip.
We have a couple of questions on the RTC Build System Toolkit:
1. Can we install the Jazz build system toolkit on the RTC server itself so that it will always keep on running and we can place our Build Requests from the RTC eclipse client without restarting the JBE every time from the command prompt.
Secondly, To run the RTC Jazz Build Engine, we need to run the necessary commands on the command prompt. We would like to know whether we can run the build system toolkit from within the RTC client itself, instead of from the command prompt.
Thanks,
Sandip.
2 answers
Hi,
We have a couple of questions on the RTC Build System Toolkit:
1. Can we install the Jazz build system toolkit on the RTC server itself so that it will always keep on running and we can place our Build Requests from the RTC eclipse client without restarting the JBE every time from the command prompt.
Yes, you would usually install the Jazz Build Engine (JBE) on another server - not your desktop. This can be the RTC server or somewhere else.
Secondly, To run the RTC Jazz Build Engine, we need to run the necessary commands on the command prompt. We would like to know whether we can run the build system toolkit from within the RTC client itself, instead of from the command prompt.
I am not aware of any way to run the JBE from the RTC client - this is normally run from the commandline. You should really run this on another machine as discussed above.
regards
anthony
Note that the downside of running the JBE on the RTC server machine is
that a compute-intensive build could steal cycles from the RTC server.
So ideally, you'd find some other machine to run the JBE processes on.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 10/5/2010 9:53 AM, kesterto wrote:
that a compute-intensive build could steal cycles from the RTC server.
So ideally, you'd find some other machine to run the JBE processes on.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 10/5/2010 9:53 AM, kesterto wrote:
sandip_raikarwrote:
Hi,
We have a couple of questions on the RTC Build System Toolkit:
1. Can we install the Jazz build system toolkit on the RTC server
itself so that it will always keep on running and we can place our
Build Requests from the RTC eclipse client without restarting the JBE
every time from the command prompt.
Yes, you would usually install the Jazz Build Engine (JBE) on another
server - not your desktop. This can be the RTC server or somewhere
else.
Secondly, To run the RTC Jazz Build Engine, we need to run the
necessary commands on the command prompt. We would like to know
whether we can run the build system toolkit from within the RTC
client itself, instead of from the command prompt.
I am not aware of any way to run the JBE from the RTC client - this is
normally run from the commandline. You should really run this on
another machine as discussed above.
regards
anthony