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Michael Baylis (183●27●19) | asked Sep 15 '08, 5:53 a.m.
Hi,
We have been running a Jazz server on our little linux (Ubunutu) box on our desks for a while, but now we feel it is time to "productionise" it. The obvious way forward would to be to get DS in Hursley to provide a server for us, but it most likely by on a AIX box.

Being CICS TS System Test we are Mainframe peps, so we thought it would help you guys in Jazz if we would run our RTC server using RTCz. However, we have a couple of questions:-

1) 1.0.1 is due for release soon and as the vast majority of the code is java what will be the delay in releasing 1.0.1 beta RTCz?
2) Do you have anyone running RTCz in anger? or will we be the first, not that we mind.
3) Is there any migration docs specific for RTCl to RTCz? The one problem that comes to mind is the url is going to change for the server....

cheers,

Michael Baylis
CICS TS System Test
IBM Hursley

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Jean-Bernard Curmi (141●6●2) | answered Sep 16 '08, 10:00 a.m.
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You will be our first RTCz user.
There is no specific docs for RTCl to RTCz migration, you'll have to do a
"repotools export" on linux, install the RTCz server, run a repotools import
of your linux repository on z, start the RTCz server and of course change
the url of your repository connection in your RTC client.

Cheers.
"michaelbaylis" <Michael> wrote in
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Hi,
We have been running a Jazz server on our little linux (Ubunutu) box
on our desks for a while, but now we feel it is time to
"productionise" it. The obvious way forward would to be to
get DS in Hursley to provide a server for us, but it most likely by on
a AIX box.

Being CICS TS System Test we are Mainframe peps, so we thought it
would help you guys in Jazz if we would run our RTC server using
RTCz. However, we have a couple of questions:-

1) 1.0.1 is due for release soon and as the vast majority of the code
is java what will be the delay in releasing 1.0.1 beta RTCz?
2) Do you have anyone running RTCz in anger? or will we be the first,
not that we mind.
3) Is there any migration docs specific for RTCl to RTCz? The one
problem that comes to mind is the url is going to change for the
server....

cheers,

Michael Baylis
CICS TS System Test
IBM Hursley
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Alex Akilov (191●1●1) | answered Sep 16 '08, 12:50 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Michael,

Thanks for trying out RTCz. Our current plans (subject to change) are to
make a 1.0.1 based RTCz server available some time after the base RTC
1.0.1 ships. Can't give out concrete dates, unfortunately.
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Michael Baylis (183●27●19) | answered Sep 17 '08, 4:39 a.m.
Michael,

Thanks for trying out RTCz. Our current plans (subject to change) are to
make a 1.0.1 based RTCz server available some time after the base RTC
1.0.1 ships. Can't give out concrete dates, unfortunately.


Are we talking of weeks or months?
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Alex Akilov (191●1●1) | answered Oct 10 '08, 7:14 a.m.
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Alex Akilov (191●1●1) | answered Dec 19 '08, 1:06 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
See https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/releases/z1.0.1 and
http://www.ibm.com/software/awdtools/rtcz/

Note that RTCz allows you to install the Jazz Team Server on z/OS or on
Linux on System z.
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Michael Baylis (183●27●19) | answered Dec 20 '08, 5:14 a.m.
See https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/releases/z1.0.1 and
http://www.ibm.com/software/awdtools/rtcz/

Note that RTCz allows you to install the Jazz Team Server on z/OS or on
Linux on System z.


Due to my time constraints I'm not going to able to move to z/os anytime soon.

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