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Specify Iteration Type in Process Template

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Yes, you can define iteration types for templates in the "Process
Iterations" XML. For example, the Eclipse Way template defines them like so:
<process>
<iteration>
<iteration>
<iteration>
<iteration>
<iteration>
</iteration>
<development>
<iteration>
<iteration>
<iteration>
</iteration>
<iteration>
</iteration>
</iteration>
</iteration>
</development>
</process>
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Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team
monvorath wrote:
Iterations" XML. For example, the Eclipse Way template defines them like so:
<process>
<iteration>
<iteration>
<iteration>
<iteration>
<iteration>
</iteration>
<development>
<iteration>
<iteration>
<iteration>
</iteration>
<iteration>
</iteration>
</iteration>
</iteration>
</development>
</process>
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Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team
monvorath wrote:
I am using M6 and trying to define Iteration Type for process template
(not customize process in project area). Is there any way to do.
Please advise.
Thanks.

I know this is old, but the answer appears unclear.
we want to specify a common set of Iteration types, in advance, as all projects are decended from our shared project process template.
I don't find any xml in the process config source after creating a couple new iteration type entries.
and of course, I'd like these to be replicated into the rtc data warehouse. its really hard to tell a release iteration from a sprint iteration.. specially when you have 3 or 4 concurrent timelines running in the same project.
we want to specify a common set of Iteration types, in advance, as all projects are decended from our shared project process template.
I don't find any xml in the process config source after creating a couple new iteration type entries.
and of course, I'd like these to be replicated into the rtc data warehouse. its really hard to tell a release iteration from a sprint iteration.. specially when you have 3 or 4 concurrent timelines running in the same project.

Hi,
If you haven't successfully created the process template, here are some steps:
1. Open the Timelines Source tab of the process template editor
2. In the XML, before the <timeline> element, add the iteration type definitions you want. Following is a example snippet:
<iteration-type-definitions>
<iteration-type-definition description="" type-id="new-iteration-type" type-name="Iteration Type 1"/>
<!--More iteration type definition...>
</iteration-type-definitions>
If you haven't successfully created the process template, here are some steps:
1. Open the Timelines Source tab of the process template editor
2. In the XML, before the <timeline> element, add the iteration type definitions you want. Following is a example snippet:
<iteration-type-definitions>
<iteration-type-definition description="" type-id="new-iteration-type" type-name="Iteration Type 1"/>
<!--More iteration type definition...>
</iteration-type-definitions>