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64 bit RTC client for RAD 8.0.3

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Dave Been (11●1●1) | asked Sep 14 '11, 7:32 p.m.
Our product is becoming 64-bit only and I am doing the initial setup.
I had to move to RAD 8.0.3/WAS 8 in order to run WAS 64 bit in the test environment.

I found Windows x86-32/64 here:
https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/releases/3.0.1
but it is the same as the one I already had and it says:

"The 32-bit RTC - Client for Eclipse IDE package cannot be installed in the 64-bit IBM SDI package group" (for RAD 8.0.3).

Is there a 64 bit RTC available anywhere?
I can't find it on xTreme Leverage either.

thanks !!

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Dave Been (11●1●1) | answered Sep 15 '11, 12:34 p.m.
I contacted a RAD release manager who told me:

"If you install RAD 803 using 32 bit mode option in IM then supported...
using 64 bit mode RAD install and wanting to RTC to shell-share with RAD have to wait for 2002iFix7/301iFix1 releases...
GM for those is this week and 2 weeks respectively...
so sometime next month once eGA the scenario will be supported but only on those latest extension offering releases "
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Dave Been (11●1●1) | answered Sep 15 '11, 12:35 p.m.
I contacted a RAD release manager who told me:

"If you install RAD 803 using 32 bit mode option in IM then supported...
using 64 bit mode RAD install and wanting to RTC to shell-share with RAD have to wait for 2002iFix7/301iFix1 releases...
GM for those is this week and 2 weeks respectively...
so sometime next month once eGA the scenario will be supported but only on those latest extension offering releases "


Sorry, I meant RTC manager......

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