Problem with JazzTeamServer-I20070711-2021
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
"Ahmed Hadad (IBM)" <ahadad> wrote in message
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
"Ahmed Hadad (IBM)" <ahadad> wrote in message
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I have tried the following string for the Clear Case stream selector:
ahadad_dev_esdt0406@esdt_pvob
ahadad_dev_esdt0406@/esdt_pvob
Screen shots are in the attached file.
Thnaks.
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
"Ahmed Hadad (IBM)" <ahadad> wrote in message
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I am trying to import my Clear Case stream into Jazz, but I getting a
pvob
tag error. I am sure I am using the right pvob name, but I ma not sure
about
the tag.
Has any one deal with this problem before or has any suggestions?
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
"Ahmed Hadad (IBM)" <ahadad> wrote in message
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
"Ahmed Hadad (IBM)" <ahadad> wrote in message
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
"Ahmed Hadad (IBM)" <ahadad> wrote in message
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I have tried the following string for the Clear Case stream selector:
ahadad_dev_esdt0406@esdt_pvob
ahadad_dev_esdt0406@/esdt_pvob
Screen shots are in the attached file.
Thnaks.
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
"Ahmed Hadad (IBM)" <ahadad> wrote in message
news:fvfer8$n4a$1@localhost.localdomain...
I am trying to import my Clear Case stream into Jazz, but I getting a
pvob
tag error. I am sure I am using the right pvob name, but I ma not sure
about
the tag.
Has any one deal with this problem before or has any suggestions?
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Sincerely,
Ahmed Hadad
To figure out what your pvob name is just fire up cleartool and type
"lsvob". If you are on windows, it probably will say "\esdt_pvob", in
which case your stream selector would be ahadad_dev_esdt0406@\esdt_pvob.
In general, once you think you have a correct name for your stream try
it out with "cleartool describe <my>"
If cleartool understands it, we will understand it (we talk to ClearCase
via cleartool).
Also note that the second bogus error pop-up is a bug that's been fixed
in RC2.
Cheers,
Geoff
Ahmed Hadad (IBM) wrote:
"lsvob". If you are on windows, it probably will say "\esdt_pvob", in
which case your stream selector would be ahadad_dev_esdt0406@\esdt_pvob.
In general, once you think you have a correct name for your stream try
it out with "cleartool describe <my>"
If cleartool understands it, we will understand it (we talk to ClearCase
via cleartool).
Also note that the second bogus error pop-up is a bug that's been fixed
in RC2.
Cheers,
Geoff
Ahmed Hadad (IBM) wrote:
I have tried the following string for the Clear Case stream selector:
ahadad_dev_esdt0406@esdt_pvob
ahadad_dev_esdt0406@/esdt_pvob
Screen shots are in the attached file.
Thnaks.
sviens wrote:
Hi,
The jdbc:db2: is prepended by RTC. Adding that prefix to your value
will cause failures.
Thanks,
Craig Chaney
Jazz server team
I'm writing up RTC config instructions for our Ops team and noticed in
the RTC installation instructions for DB2 that the value for the
"com.ibm.team.repository.db.jdbc.location" property looks
like this:
//host:port:user=username;password=password;
I would have expected to see a "jdbc:db2:" prefix:
jdbc:db2://host:port:user=username;password=password;
Will either work? Is the jdbc:db2: prepended by RTC? I do not have
the opportunity to test this out myself before they have a go at it
so was hoping someone could clarify.
Hi,
The jdbc:db2: is prepended by RTC. Adding that prefix to your value
will cause failures.
Thanks,
Craig Chaney
Jazz server team
mcraek@ca.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (mcraek) wrote in news:he452f$h0n$2
@localhost.localdomain:
This is a shot but I believe it should work.
Did you setup the SSL connection to allow issues ?
HttpClient.setupLenientSSL();
final HttpClient client= new HttpClient(repo.getRepositoryURI(), "", USER,
PASSWORD);
client.setAccept(MediaType.JSON.toString());
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Christophe Elek
Jazz L3
IBM Software Group - Rational
@localhost.localdomain:
Unable to login: CRJAZ0099I HTTP error "RSA premaster secret
error" accessing URL
This is a shot but I believe it should work.
Did you setup the SSL connection to allow issues ?
HttpClient.setupLenientSSL();
final HttpClient client= new HttpClient(repo.getRepositoryURI(), "", USER,
PASSWORD);
client.setAccept(MediaType.JSON.toString());
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Christophe Elek
Jazz L3
IBM Software Group - Rational