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書(shū)名： IBM Rational Team Concert 2 Essentials
作者名： Suresh Krishna TC Fenstermaker
本章字?jǐn)?shù)： 943字
更新時(shí)間： 2021-04-09 22:07:45

Setting up the server

Use the default user name and password (ADMIN/ADMIN) for the initial login to the application. For security, it is recommended you create your own admin user during the initial setup and delete the default ADMIN user (or at least change its password). If you choose to use the LDAP directory, use the User ID and Password defined in LDAP directory, as shown in the following screenshot:

Once logged in, the "startup" steps appear. The first step asks you to decide whether you need a Fast Path Setup or Custom Setup. If you want to quickly launch the application with default values, then Fast Path is preferred; otherwise use Custom Setup to change e-mail and database configurations. Click Custom Setup as shown next:

Rational Team Concert has the Derby database and JDBC driver set up for you by default. In this step you can configure the database vendor and the connection properties. You can change the settings if you like and test them right away for the connection, as shown next:

Collaboration is the key component of Rational Team Concert and it uses e-mail to communicate with team members. You can set up the SMTP Server, SMTP Username, SMTP Password, From Address, Reply Address, and test the connection, as shown in the screenshot:

All the resources used in the communications, e-mails, and other context sensitive operations are assigned a URL to be able to uniquely identify them. However, when you want to share the resources and URLs outside the organization or across the proxy, you need to create public URLs. In this next step, you can enter any public URL root:

With the Enterprise installation you have several options to manage users. You could use the already configured Tomcat User Database or LDAP or Non-LDAP External Registry. Rational Team Server uses this user registry to provide the application and web server authentication.

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During this step you could create a new administrator account and delete the ADMIN user account, which you used to login. If you want to have the ADMIN user account, you should at least have the password changed.

Remember that we set Jazz to configure with the WebSphere application server, and hence we cannot use the Tomcat user registry. If your organization uses the LDAP registry, you could use LDAP groups mapped to the Jazz roles. Or, use the Non-LDAP External Registry and define the users in WebSphere and also in the Jazz application. The following screenshot shows these options. Note that you will not be able to view and modify the roles of the users from the Jazz application.

The final step shows an overview of the configured options for the database, e-mail, and user registry. Here you have the option of creating the Rational Team Server users and creating projects for your team, as shown next. Finally, you can complete the setup by clicking Finish. This will directly take you to the Administrator page.

Introduction

Once the server is successfully started and the basic configuration is done, you will be automatically taken to the https://localhost:9443/jazz/admin page. Rational Team Server's admin module provides a dashboard showing Server Status, Active Services, Configuration, and licensing information, as shown next:

The Admin module of the Rational Team Server has several smaller modules that you can manage and configure. As a project administrator, you will now see the functionality of these different modules:

Project areas
Server
User management
Project area management
Process template management

Project areas

The project area is the system's representation of a software project. It defines the project deliverables, team structure, process, and schedule. Also, it references project artifacts and stores the relationships between these artifacts. All this is stored as a top-level or root item in a repository. Access to a project area and its artifacts is controlled by permissions.

When you, as administrator, enter Rational Team Server you can see a list of all the team servers. Selecting one would show you the burn-down charts, project events, release plans, and other artifacts related to a specific project.

Server

Rational Team Server's user interface provides all the information needed by an administrator. The Status Summary page gives an overview of the database status, server uptime, memory information, installed products (such as Rational Team Server and Rational Team Concert) and license information.

Email Settings, Database Connection, and Feed Settings, are a few important configurations shown in the server UI. The following screenshot shows the License Key Management screen, displaying the current license and user type:

User management

The user management UI shows the list of all the users and provides the ability to add new ones. You could also modify a user's role to be a contributor, developer, build system, or ClearCase contributor. This complements the users found in the user registry configuration setup. The following screenshot shows the Active Users pane:

Project area management

Project area management lets you create and manage the project areas, including team members, process, permission, access control, and roles. Note that once you've created a project area, it can never be deleted; only archived.

Process template management

Process template management is one of the great aspects of Rational Team Concert to integrate the process into tools. This module allows you to deploy the predefined process templates, or import an existing one. Once Rational Team Server has the templates, you can easily associate the process templates to any existing project area. The first time you access the module, the process templates are yet to be deployed or imported, as shown next:

Any existing templates you have can be deployed by clicking the Deploy Predefined Templates button, as shown in the following screenshot:

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