attach IBM Lotus symphony file in RRC artifact
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You can upload any kind of file to RRC in binary format, including Lotus Symphony files. The uploaded artifact can have attributes, it can be linked to other artifacts using pre-defined or customer link types, it can be included in RRC collections, and it can participate in review and approval work flows.
In addition you can import text files in OpenDocument Text (ODT) format (or MS Word or RTF formats). The text will be converted to native RRC rich text; then you can edit it and display it natively in your browser using the the RRC web UI.
Also Using Symphony spreadsheets you can create a comma-separated file (CSV) and upload requirements and their attributes into a RRC repository.
In addition you can import text files in OpenDocument Text (ODT) format (or MS Word or RTF formats). The text will be converted to native RRC rich text; then you can edit it and display it natively in your browser using the the RRC web UI.
Also Using Symphony spreadsheets you can create a comma-separated file (CSV) and upload requirements and their attributes into a RRC repository.
You can upload any kind of file to RRC in binary format, including Lotus Symphony files. The uploaded artifact can have attributes, it can be linked to other artifacts using pre-defined or customer link types, it can be included in RRC collections, and it can participate in review and approval work flows.
In addition you can import text files in OpenDocument Text (ODT) format (or MS Word or RTF formats). The text will be converted to native RRC rich text; then you can edit it and display it natively in your browser using the the RRC web UI.
Also Using Symphony spreadsheets you can create a comma-separated file (CSV) and upload requirements and their attributes into a RRC repository.
Daniel, thanks for your response. I have tried the uploading function, it worked!
I have another question related to "upload/import" function. We can create links from an artifact or from content within the artifact to another artifact or to a URL. Can we do "upload/import" within the artifact instead of creating another artifact which has the uploading document or file?
Thanks.
Sorry I don't quite understand your question. Could you ask it again in different words?
When I click "Edit" to edit a rich-text artifact, I can just click the "Create link icon" in the tool bar (or there are some other ways to do), then I can link to another artifact or any URL.
But if I need to upload a file to associate with my previously created artifact, I need to use "upload or import" function to create another artifact, then use "collection" or "link" function to link these 2 artifact together. I am still new to this RRC, there may be different way to accomplish the "upload/associate" for more than one artifact.
So my question is that is there any way I can "upload" a file without creating another artifact, similar to as "link" function? or I have to have separate artifacts to do that.
Thanks.