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Jazz.net now has a single landing page for technical information on CLM 2011 upgrades. The Upgrade Reference for CLM 2011 starts with a Quickstart scenario – “quick” being a relative term – and a set of references organized into Understanding, … Continue reading
Many people are unaware that you get a license of WAS when you purchase RTC client licenses. This means you can use WAS as your JTS/RTC/RQM/RRC application server instead of Tomcat. WAS can do a lot more than Tomcat, and … Continue reading
My colleagues Dan Toczala and Tim Feeney recently shared this information on the recommended Oracle parmeters for RTC 3.0.1. If you choose to use these parameters for other CLM products, be sure and test them as these recommendations are aimed at … Continue reading
If you’re interested in seeing what development is doing about making public URIs more flexible, including making it easier to change them and move projects to different servers, see this work item on Jazz.net. This user story was created in … Continue reading
Now that people are in the thick of upgrading their CLM-based products (RTC, RQM, RTC) to 2011, I’m often asked what the best way is to understand and execute the complex upgrade. I tell them to read the Upgrade Rules, … Continue reading
I have a lot of people who have been reaching out to me recently, and they are all asking the same question. “Where do I start when I want to upgrade to CLM 2011?”. Your first stop should be your local IBM Sales team. They...
What is it? CLM 2011 is a suite of tools making up IBM Rational Team Concert, Rational Requirements Composer and Rational Quality Manager properly integrated for what is arguably the first time. In my opinion this release is the closest to my interpretation of the...
There is now an official version of this article here on Jazz.net. So here’s the first thing you need to know when performing admistrative tasks on Jazz-based products: You cannot change the public URI. You cannot change the root context. … Continue reading
Been spending this week in Australia talking to our customers and learning all about the “Land down under“. It has been an interesting few days, and I still have a couple of more days left to go. I did have one really interesting conversation with...
In recent weeks I keep on getting requests from customers to answer their questions on the differences between using WebSphere and Tomcat as the web server for their Jazz deployments. So like always, if I have to answer something more than twice, I try to...
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