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Running the RTC Extensions Workshop With RTC 6.0 | rsjazz
https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2015/06/22/running-the-rtc-extensions-workshop-with-rtc-6-0
A Custom Condition to Make Attributes Required or Read-Only by Role. RTC 60 – Does the API Change and Break my Code? Running the RTC Extensions Workshop With RTC 6.0. June 22, 2015. I ran a test to find out if the Rational Team Concert Extensions Workshop. Still works with RTC 6.0 using the RC1 build. This is what I found. For RTC 6.0.1 see this post. The workshop worked well, until in step 1.6 Test the Jetty Based Server Launch. The original setting is. Change the memory setting to. Since the memory foo...
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RTC 6.0 – Does the API Change and Break my Code? | rsjazz
https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2015/07/15/rtc-6-0-does-the-api-change-and-break-my-code
Running the RTC Extensions Workshop With RTC 6.0. Unable to Connect to the Jetty Server Using Current Browsers Due to SSL Error Extending RTC Versions Lower Than 6.x →. RTC 60 – Does the API Change and Break my Code? July 15, 2015. I was curious if there will be a lot of rework needed to bring extensions and automation over to RTC 6.0. Here is what I have seen so far. I did not see any errors except in the code related to Contributing Attribute Presentations. There are likely additions to the API, but th...
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Unable to Connect to the Jetty Server Using Current Browsers Due to SSL Error Extending RTC Versions Lower Than 6.x | rsjazz
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RTC 60 – Does the API Change and Break my Code? A Custom Condition to Make Attributes Required or Read-Only by Role Version 2 →. Unable to Connect to the Jetty Server Using Current Browsers Due to SSL Error Extending RTC Versions Lower Than 6.x. July 30, 2015. This problem only occurs when using the RTC SDK for RTC versions prior to RTC 6.x. It will affect all of these versions. It does not prevents performing the RTC Extensions Workshop. The messages contain text like. This webpage is not available ERR ...
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Running The RTC 4.x Extensions Workshop With RTC 5.0.x | rsjazz
https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2014/06/11/running-rtc-4-x-extensions-workshop-with-rtc-5-0
Get an Item From its URL. Is The Extension Deployed? How Can I Redeploy? Running The RTC 4.x Extensions Workshop With RTC 5.0.x. June 11, 2014. Since the new 5.0 version of Rational Team Concert. And the CLM tools is out now, would the Rational Team Concert 4.x Extensions Workshop. Still work with this version? The short answer is: Yes! Update * The error described below can be fixed. See the update in the description. I just quickly tested if the Rational Team Concert 4.x Extensions Workshop. I can̵...
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Chrome Does Not Work With RTC Debug Server on Jetty | rsjazz
https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2015/04/28/chrome-does-not-work-with-rtc-debug-server-on-jetty
Some Community Extensions for RTC. Creating Plans With the Plain Java Client API →. Chrome Does Not Work With RTC Debug Server on Jetty. April 28, 2015. Recently I tried to use Chrome with a RTC debug Server running on Jetty. I was unable to do so. Why does this happen and is there a work around? This problem only occurs when using the RTC SDK for RTC versions prior to RTC 6.x. The RTC 6.0 and later SDK’s are not affected as they enable TLS. Of my debug server I got a message. See the screenshot below:.
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Working with Work Item Attributes | rsjazz
https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2013/01/02/working-with-work-item-attributes
Do not Modify the Triggering Element in an OperationAdvisor. Maintaining User Photos With the Plain Java Client Libraries →. Working with Work Item Attributes. January 2, 2013. When I started with customizing RTC, the biggest challenge was how to get started on work item attributes. Since getting work item attributes is also one of the most popular search terms on this blog, I think a small summary would be useful for new users of the RTC Java API’s. Update* The post A RTC WorkItem Command Line Version 2.
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Understanding and Using the RTC Java Client API | rsjazz
https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2013/03/20/understanding-and-using-the-rtc-java-client-api
What API’s are Available for RTC and What Can You Extend? Meet Us at Innovate 2013 →. Understanding and Using the RTC Java Client API. March 20, 2013. A lot of users have expressed the need to better understand how to set up and develop against the Plain Java Client Libraries and the client API in general. This post continues my series of best practices around extending. And goes deeper into the mysteries of the client API. There was a nice Jazz.net article posted. Additional RTC Work Item API Examples.
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A Custom Condition to Make Attributes Required or Read-Only by Role | rsjazz
https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2015/06/19/a-custom-condition-to-make-attributes-required-or-read-only-by-role
Creating Plans With the Plain Java Client API. Running the RTC Extensions Workshop With RTC 6.0 →. A Custom Condition to Make Attributes Required or Read-Only by Role. June 19, 2015. Recently, a customer wanted to make attributes required and read only in a way the built in operational behavior does not support. So I tried to find out if there would be a way to achieve this by an extension. After struggling for some time, I finally found a way and want to share this with the community. You can configure ...
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Setting up Rational Team Concert for API Development | rsjazz
https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2013/02/28/setting-up-rational-team-concert-for-api-development
RTC Process Enactment Workshop – Customize Attributes Using JavaScript. What API’s are Available for RTC and What Can You Extend? Setting up Rational Team Concert for API Development. February 28, 2013. There seem to be still a lot of questions around how to develop against the RTC API. I will try to cover the best practices I developed over the years in some posts on this Blog over the next few months. I will try to cover at least the following topics over time:. What you have to expect (this post).
