Archive for category CLM Web Extension
Challenge: CLM Server Image with confidential Data stored on Docker Hub?
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, DNG, Docker on 17/10/2017
There are still obstacles to use the Cloud, even in a private Repository on Docker Hub. You are walking on “thin ice” when you put important/confidential data to a Cloud solution. Why is it necessary to have a CLM Server Image on Docker Hub? We currently use a Git, Travis and Docker Integration, it means […]
Findings with CLM Browser Extensions
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, Javascript, Uncategorized on 31/12/2015
I used my free time to investigate Browser Extensions dedicated for Rational CLM Tools. To give you an example of UI extension…I added the “Hotdog stack” Button/Icon to a RTC Workitem. If you click it a custom function is started. Chrome vs Firefox Browser Extensions It seems that Chrome is the best platform for this […]
Extend Rational Tools with Browser Extensions
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, DNG, Javascript, Uncategorized on 14/12/2015
Situation: The last 8 years I heard the questions “how to extend the web interface of Rational Team Concert?” and the standard answer was “not really possible”. Also simple tasks like “creating child work items under certain conditions” are hard to implement and (more important) hard to test. And don’t forget you have to create new […]
Rational Team Concert Open Social Widget with Mermaid Markdown
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, DNG, Javascript, Open Social Gadgets, rtc on 21/05/2015
Wouldn’t it be good to have Flowcharts, Sequencediagrams and Gantt inside your RTC Dashboard? Not as a image but as a Markdown? Then Mermaid could be a solution for you. As usual we will use the famous Open Social Widget (OSW) available for the Jazz Dashboard. When I say Jazz I mean RTC, DNG and […]
A Logging Server with NodeJS, Https, CORS and MongoDB
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, Javascript, nodejs, REST on 08/02/2015
It was just a question of time that logging was necessary for my RM Extension. After some review I choose log4javascript, because there is a AjaxAppender. What does it mean? As you know, the RM Extension is running inside the Browser and this Browser don’t allow write access to the file system ==>How to store […]
Part 1: Doors Next Generation 5.0 with Open Social Gadget
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, DNG, Javascript, Open Social Gadgets, rtc on 30/11/2014
The last days I make some tests with Open Social Gadgets inside a DNG UI (webinterface) and found the DNG Open Socail Gadgets very useful. Open Social Gadget are not limited to DNG…also development outside IBM takes place at: Google Gadgets API Open Social RDF and Open Social Open Social support in Jazz Web With the […]
OSLC with Javascript…inside the CLM Web
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, D3, Javascript on 27/04/2014
Javascript surprise my every day…the last week (inspired by the OSLC Post from Stephane) I played around with OSLC together with Javascript. I expected obstacles and thought that OSLC is dedicated to Java. Oh boy, I was wrong! Compare the “getCatalog” function below with the Java OSCL examples available at htttp://jazz.net… Attached is an example […]
RELM SPARQL…fun with MotionChart
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, Javascript, Sparql on 16/04/2014
If you ever ask yourself “what is so special with Javascript and HTML5?” …let me show you the results of a SPARQL Query with a MotionChart. Details at my last Post or at http://dev.data2000.no/sgvizler/wiki/Sgvizler/Chart/GoogleVisualizationMotionChart. SPARQL is not only “mummified” tables…you can use the query results to create meaningful charts. As I mentioned before “Transform your data […]
Investigate RELM with SPARQL and SGVizler
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, Sparql on 13/04/2014
Because the place available for a Open Social Widget is limited we will elaborate today a basic website with SPARQL Queries and the results are displayed as Tables, Maps, Tree, Line, Charts, Graphs, List …what ever you want. The focus is on learning SPARQL with RELM/LQE. The real beauty is the interactivity you can have […]
SPARQL with Graphic inside the CLM Web
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, Javascript, Sparql on 10/04/2014
As you already know …the Open Social Widget are so useful to extend the CLM Webinterface without any hacks or quirks. Today we will use sgvizler to visualise the results of CLM SPARQL queries. What me still really surprise is how less Javsscript code is necessary to create meaningful information. Some Screen dumps… For this […]
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