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Hy
we are using RTC 3.0 on system-i and have some question setting up our project in RTC 3.0.
We are about 8 Developer working on the same project.
On system-i our enwironment looks so:
LIB-A include SourceCode and objects which are in use by the developers
LIB-B include SourceCode and objects after deliver from the developer to be build and sent to the testsystem
LIB-C include all SourceCode and objects which are installed on our production system.
Should we use on stream and on i-project or should we use 3 streams and 3 i-projects to handle this?
Is there any possibility to find out which sourcemembers are in one workitem to create a file on system-i on which we can start our cl-pgm for the build?
Any help will be appriciated
Andreas
we are using RTC 3.0 on system-i and have some question setting up our project in RTC 3.0.
We are about 8 Developer working on the same project.
On system-i our enwironment looks so:
LIB-A include SourceCode and objects which are in use by the developers
LIB-B include SourceCode and objects after deliver from the developer to be build and sent to the testsystem
LIB-C include all SourceCode and objects which are installed on our production system.
Should we use on stream and on i-project or should we use 3 streams and 3 i-projects to handle this?
Is there any possibility to find out which sourcemembers are in one workitem to create a file on system-i on which we can start our cl-pgm for the build?
Any help will be appriciated
Andreas
One answer
Hi Andreas,
It's best to have 3 streams and 3 different i-projects to keep the different sourceCodes used for multiple purposes separated.
Also, to find out which source members are defined to a workitem use the eclipse studio to click on the links tab of the workitem. A Links section will expand displaying Change sets under the Links section. Double click on the changeset to display the source file associated with the changeset.
Thanks...Alex
It's best to have 3 streams and 3 different i-projects to keep the different sourceCodes used for multiple purposes separated.
Also, to find out which source members are defined to a workitem use the eclipse studio to click on the links tab of the workitem. A Links section will expand displaying Change sets under the Links section. Double click on the changeset to display the source file associated with the changeset.
Thanks...Alex