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Daniel Stefan Haischt (214●1●23●22) | asked Nov 26 '10, 2:23 p.m.
Hi,

I am using Rational Software Analyzer 7.1 together with a Rational Team Concert Build 2.0.0.2 system. I linked both together as described here:

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rsarhelp/v7r1/topic/com.ibm.xtools.analysis.rsar.common.doc/topics/t_rtc_build.html

Could it be that it is NOT possible to use properties such as ${buildLabel} right within the "Rational Software Analyzer Target - Resource directory" text field? Each time I use properties RSAR does not find any projects to be analyzed which gives me the impression, that such properties won't be expanded.

If I use an absolute path that does not contain any properties, RSAR at least starts analyzing projects.

Cheers
Daniel

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Nick Edgar (6.5k●7●11) | answered Nov 30 '10, 10:11 a.m.
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So it looks like the RSAR build definition configuration element is missing a special property needed to indicate that it supports property substitution. They suggested raising an APAR, but I'm trying to find a good contact on the RSAR team for you to talk directly to.
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Nick Edgar (6.5k●7●11) | answered Nov 26 '10, 4:49 p.m.
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It should be possible to use build property substitutions, assuming the RSAR configuration supports substitutions (it may not).

One thing to watch out for is if the substitution introduces a space, in which case you may need to add quotes around the path.

The build log should give a trace of which substitutions were performed, so you can see whether the RSAR target directory field gets the substituted value, and whether it has spaces.
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Daniel Stefan Haischt (214●1●23●22) | answered Nov 28 '10, 10:19 a.m.
Hi Nick,

It should be possible to use build property substitutions, assuming the RSAR configuration supports substitutions (it may not).

One thing to watch out for is if the substitution introduces a space, in which case you may need to add quotes around the path.

The build log should give a trace of which substitutions were performed, so you can see whether the RSAR target directory field gets the substituted value, and whether it has spaces.


Good point to have a look at the build log. That's the variabl substitution section of the build log: 

2010-11-26 23:35:33 [Jazz build engine] running on host: modean

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] Substituted the following build property variables:

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 	team.scm.fetchDestination = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\${buildLabel}   -->   team.scm.fetchDestination = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\20101126-2335

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 	buildDirectory = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\${buildLabel}\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\eclipse.build\rapid-modeler   -->   buildDirectory = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\20101126-2335\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\eclipse.build\rapid-modeler

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] Substituted the following configuration element property variables:

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 	com.ibm.team.build.ant : com.ibm.team.build.ant.buildFile = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\${buildLabel}\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\src\build.master.xml   -->   com.ibm.team.build.ant.buildFile = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\20101126-2335\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\src\build.master.xml

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 	com.ibm.team.build.ant : com.ibm.team.build.ant.antArgs = -lib "C:\IBM\TeamConcertBuild\buildsystem\buildtoolkit;D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\${buildLabel}\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\lib;D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\${buildLabel}\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\lib\ram"   -->   com.ibm.team.build.ant.antArgs = -lib "C:\IBM\TeamConcertBuild\buildsystem\buildtoolkit;D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\20101126-2335\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\lib;D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\20101126-2335\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\lib\ram"

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 	com.ibm.team.build.ant : com.ibm.team.build.ant.workingDir = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\${buildLabel}   -->   com.ibm.team.build.ant.workingDir = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\20101126-2335

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 	com.ibm.team.build.jdt.publishing : com.ibm.team.build.jdt.publishing.log = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\${buildLabel}\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\eclipse.build\rapid-modeler\I.RapidModelerBuild\compilelogs   -->   com.ibm.team.build.jdt.publishing.log = D:\jazz-builds\us_US\ips\packs\beta1\modeler\20101126-2335\com.ibm.is.sappack.gen.releng\eclipse.build\rapid-modeler\I.RapidModelerBuild\compilelogs

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] 

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] Should build occur?

2010-11-26 23:35:34 [Jazz build engine] Yes: Always build a user initiated request.

2010-11-26 23:35:35 [Jazz build engine] Invoking pre-build participant "com.ibm.team.build.jazzscm"

Accepting changes into workspace "SAPPackV7Beta1 Workspace (jbe-modeler-beta1-build)" ...


As far as I can tell, it's not substituting RSAR specific settings. What do you think?

Thanks!

Cheers
Daniel
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Nick Edgar (6.5k●7●11) | answered Nov 29 '10, 12:10 p.m.
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That's correct, it doesn't look like it's applying property substitutions for the RSAR configuration properties. I've asked the RSAR team whether it's a known problem, and either they or I will follow up here.
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Daniel Stefan Haischt (214●1●23●22) | answered Nov 30 '10, 6:23 a.m.
That's correct, it doesn't look like it's applying property substitutions for the RSAR configuration properties. I've asked the RSAR team whether it's a known problem, and either they or I will follow up here.


Great! Thanks Nick, appreciated!

I have a few other observations I made while using RSAR together with RTC. Maybe I could share them with the RSAR team too. If appropriate we could as well use an IBM internal communication channel to communicate with the RSAR team.

Thanks!

Daniel

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