Archive for category rtc

Part1: Your first RTC Browser Plugin (without functionality)

A Chrome Browser Plugin has a lot of different files and also the correct configuration is very important. To avoid pitfalls you can use the Extensionizr. Within 15 seconds you will get a functional Chrome extension! Overview Before we start just an overview “what is what…”. Background Script/Page: Background pages defined by background.html can include JavaScript code […]

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Create and Deploy your WAR File to Liberty Application Server V8.5.5.8

To work with your Open Social Widget you have to deploy it to Liberty. Because Liberty is a little bit different then Tomcat…let me give you some hints. Requirement: RTC 6.0.1 or higher Deployment “How To”: Go to your Liberty install directory i.e. “C:\IBM\JazzTeamServer602m3\server\liberty”. Change to “C:\IBM\JazzTeamServer602m3\server\liberty\servers\clm”. You will see a dropins directory. Copy the WAR […]

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Rational Team Concert Open Social Widget with Mermaid Markdown

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 […]

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OSLC and REST APIs: “DNG and RTC Cheat sheets”

Inspired by Stephane Leroy Cheat Sheet about RQM Resources I will present my findings about RTC REST APIs. This is “work in progress” I will extend the Post as needed. Every time you request a resource don’t forget to include the following headers. Name Value OSLC-Core-Version 2.0 Accept application/xml Content-Type application/rdf+xml RTC REST API Create […]

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Part 1: Doors Next Generation 5.0 with Open Social Gadget

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 […]

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JMX Monitoring of a CLM Tomcat Server only with the CLM Webinterface

[Update: Source Code now with Garbage collector] Sometimes it is necessary to tackle down CLM performance issues. To monitor the OS resources like CPU, IO, Memory etc. is not really helpful, because Java is like a black box for an OS like LINUX. With JMX you can look “behind the scene”. You can monitor the Heap, […]

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Part1: Oauth 1.0A, NodeJS and Rational Team Concert OSLC

Today we will talk about Oauth 1.0A and Rational Team Concert. The idea is to access from a NodeJS App the artefacts from Rational Team Concert (RTC) and also from other Jazz Tools (CLM). The combination of CLM “Big Data” and NodeJS are unlimited and would open a lot of possibilities. But step by step… BTW, I’m […]

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RTC Plain Java SDK running on Nexus 7 (Ubuntu)…successful!

After installing Ubuntu on my Nexus 7, I moved on to run RTC Plain Java Programms on it. Environment: * Nexus 7 16 GB * Ubuntu 12.04 * OpenJDK 1.7 * RTC Plain Java SDK 4.0.0.1 * Eclipse 3.8 First Result: Snippet 1 Example run, but create a Stack Trace with “two dtoEvolution Elements found…”. […]

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Usage of an Android Tablet with Ubuntu to control the ESXi Server and Openfiler Server

Currently I’m testing my Asus Tablet with Ubuntu to steer my server environment. That’s a challenge! I use chroot to install Ubuntu on the Tablet. With the help of ssh I could now control: * Backup Time * Monitor the server health * Switch off and on (WOL) the server An Android Tablet is perfect: […]

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Apache Wink and Ajax running on Tomcat

Today we will look at Apache Wink. Why…because the new OSLC SDK is partly based on Apache Wink. We will create an Eclipse Project with Apache Wink running on Tomcat. This example is based on the example at Developerworks http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/wa-aj-richjava/index.html?ca=drs- The difference to the original article is: * Tomcat 7 as AppServer * Eclipse Source […]

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