IBM Rational Requirements Composer
IBM Rational Requirements Composer Installation and configuration
This module will cover the standard installation and configuration for IBM Rational® Requirements Composer versions 1.0 and higher.
Module objectives
Module objectives Topics covered in this module include: Installation overview Installing a database server product Installing and configuring the IBM Rational Requirements Composer server Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client, creating a repository and creating a project When you complete this module, you are able to: Install a database server Install and configure the Rational Requirements Composer server Install the Rational Requirements Composer client, connect to a repository and create a project
This course covers several topics. It covers the Installation overview, installing a database server product and installing and configuring the IBM Rational Requirements Composer server. It also covers installing the IBM Rational Requirements client, creating the IBM Rational Requirements repository and creating an IBM Rational Requirements project. When you complete this module, you will be able to install a database server. The database server is required to host the two Rational Requirements Composer databases that are created during the server initialization. You will also install the Rational Requirements Composer Server and configure the server after the installation. After installing the database server and the Rational Requirements Composer server, you are able to connect the Rational Requirements Composer client to the server in order to start working within the application.
Installation overview – System requirements
Installation overview – System requirements Rational Requirements Composer Client Operating System Windows® 2003 Enterprise SP2, Windows Vista®, Windows XP Professional SP2 Supported Microsoft® Office Products Microsoft Word 2007 (to view Requirements Composer documents exported to Microsoft Word format) Microsoft Word 2003 SP1, SP2 (to mark content as requirements) Hardware Processor: 1.5 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor RAM: 1 to 2GB for client machines; 2 to 4GB for server machines Disk space: 1 GB for client machines; 5 GB+ for servers (depends on amount of data)
This slide covers the system requirements for the Rational Requirements Composer Client. The administrator will need to make sure that each workstation meets or exceeds these requirements before installing the Rational Requirements Composer client.
Installation overview – System requirements (continued)
Installation overview – System requirements (continued) Rational Requirements Composer Server Operating System Red Hat Enterprise Linux® AS release 4, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.0, Windows Server® 2003, Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition SP2 Enterprise database servers DB2® Workgroup Server Edition 9.5 fixpack 1 DB2 Enterprise Edition 9.5 fixpack 1 DB2-Express V9.1.2, DB2-Enterprise V9.1.2 Oracle 10g Release 2 Enterprise Edition, Oracle Database 10g Release 2 Standard Edition
This slide covers the system requirements for the Rational Requirements Composer Server.
Installation overview – System requirements (continued)
Installation overview – System requirements (continued) Application Servers Apache HTTP/Tomcat 5.5 WebSphere® Application Server 6.1 Hardware Processor: 1.5 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor RAM: 1 to 2GB for client machines; 2 to 4GB for server machines Disk space: 1 GB for client machines; 5 GB+ for servers (depends on amount of data)
This is a continuation of the system requirements for the Rational Requirements Composer server.
Installation overview – IBM Installation Manager
Installation overview – IBM Installation Manager
IBM Installation Manager for Rational Software Delivery Platform is an installation management tool that installs and maintains Installation Manager-based software packages. IBM Installation Manager enables you to modify feature sets, search for updates, uninstall, and manage the licenses of installed software. If IBM Installation Manager is not already installed on the system, it is when you run the launchpad.exe. This topic is covered in a later section.
Installing the database management system
Installing the database management system DB2 Workgroup Server Edition 9.5 fixpack 1 DB2 Enterprise Edition 9.5 fixpack 1 DB2-Express V9.1.2, DB2-Enterprise V9.1.2 Oracle 10g Release 2 Enterprise Edition, Oracle Database 10g Release 2 Standard Edition
Per the system requirements, you can install one of six database servers. DB2 Workgroup Server Edition 9.5 fixpack 1, DB2 Enterprise Edition 9.5 fixpack 1, DB2-Express V9.1.2, DB2-Enterprise V9.1.2, Oracle 10g Release 2 Enterprise Edition and Oracle 10g Release 2 Standard Edition. In this demonstration, you will install DB2 Workgroup Server Edition 9.5, FixPack01 on Windows 2003 Server. The DB2 installer creates a default user name and password for the DB2 administrator. Keep a record of this information as you will need it when configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server. The default user for Windows is db2admin.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Launching setup.exe Access c:\db2WSE_Install Double-click the setup.exe file
To start the installation of DB2, launch the setup.exe. This file is located in the folder where you have extracted the installation bits (for example, c:\db2WSE_Install).
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Click Install a Product
Click Install a Product to proceed with the installation.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Click Install New
Click Install New to start the installation of DB2 Enterprise Server Edition Version 9.5.
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Installing the database management system (continued) Click Next
Click Next to allow the installer to continue with the installation.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Accepting the license agreement
Click “I accept the terms in the license agreement” and click “Next” to begin the installation.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Select the installation type
For this demonstration, you will accept the default installation options by selecting Typical. The typical installation will give you the common components required for running a DB2 server.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Selecting the installation
You will only install the DB2 server on one machine for this demonstration, so you will select the option to Install DB2 Enterprise Server Edition on this computer.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Selecting the installation folder
Select the installation folder. By default, DB2 is installed to C:\Program Files\IBM\SQLLIB.
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Installing the database management system (continued) Creating the DB2ADMIN user
DB2 uses Operating System authentication to authenticate to a database. The DB2 installation creates a DB2ADMIN user that is a local administrator of the server. Set the password for the DB2ADMIN user, and take note of the password as you will need it when configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server.
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Installing the database management system (continued) Configure the DB2 Instance
The default DB2 instance name is DB2. Keep this default instance name for the demonstration.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Preparing the DB2 TOOLS database
The DB2 TOOLS database is not required for the installation and configuration of the Rational Requirements Composer server. Skip the TOOLS database creation.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) E-mail notifications
Skip e-mail notifications as this feature has no impact on the installation or configuration of the Rational Requirements Composer server. This is another database administrator task that can be configured at a later time.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Enable Operating System security
Accept the defaults for enabling operating system security. This will create the DB2ADMNS OS group, and the DB2USERS group on the server.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Review settings and begin installation
Review the installation settings, and select Install to start copying files.
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Installing the database management system (continued) Complete setup
Once the setup is complete, proceed by clicking Next and then click Finish. The DB2 First steps console will open, and you can click Exit or close the window. DB2 Enterprise Server 9.5 has been installed successfully. Per the system requirements, install FixPack01.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Verifying the version of DB2
To verify the version of DB2, go to a command prompt by clicking Start -> Run -> cmd. Enter the command db2level once inside the command prompt. You can see that you only have the base installation of DB2 Enterprise Server Edition 9.5 (FixPack 0).
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Installing FixPack01 (or higher)
If you search www.ibm.com for DB2 9.5 FixPack01, you are brought to the DB2 support page for DB2 9. From there you can navigate to FixPack01 for Windows. You can choose to install a higher fixpack level, however for this demonstration you will install FixPack01. http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=71&context=SSEPGG&context=SSEPDU&context=SSVGXH&context=SSVGZB&context=SSYK8P&context=SSTLZ9&dc=D400&uid=swg21288110&loc=en_US&cs=utf-8&lang=en
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Extracting the FixPack01 installation files
Execute the file that has been downloaded that contains the installation for FixPack01. The file name can vary depending on the version of DB2 being used. In this case, you have a self-extracting archive file that unpacks the installation files in to a directory you have specified.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Stopping the DB2 Server
In order to install a FixPack, you must shut down the DB2 server by entering db2stop from a command prompt.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Beginning the FixPack01 installation
Navigate to the directory where the installation files were unpacked, and run setup.exe.
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Installing the database management system (continued) Beginning the FixPack01 installation
The same set of screens are presented that you saw when installing the DB2 server. Click Install a Product and then Work with Existing.
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Installing the database management system (continued) Selecting the DB2 copy
You only have one copy of DB2 installed on your server, so you can select the DB2 copy name (DB2COPY1), and select Launch DB2 Setup Wizard.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Starting the installation
If the installer detects running DB2 processes, allow it to end the processes by clicking Yes. Once this completes, click Next to begin the installation.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Completing the installation
Once the setup has completed, click Next and then click Finish. You are prompted to re-start your machine. Once the server has been restarted, you can verify the version of DB2 is now at FixPack01.
Installing the database management system (continued)
Installing the database management system (continued) Verifying the version of DB2
To verify the version of DB2, go to a command prompt by clicking Start -> Run ->entering cmd and clicking OK. Enter the command db2level once inside the command prompt. You can now see that you are running FixPack01.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server Launching the installer Applying the latest patches during the install Configuring the installation
Before proceeding with the server installation, make sure you are logged in as a local administrator on the system.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Begin by locating the Rational Requirements Composer server installation files, and launching the installer by double-clicking the launchpad.exe file located in the RRCS\disk1 folder.
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Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Begin the installation
To begin the installation, select a language to be used for the Installation Manager.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Begin the installation
Click the button Install IBM Rational Requirements Composer Server to launch the installer. If Installation Manager has not yet been installed, it is installed at this time. If Installation Manager has already been installed by another product, it will launch and begin the Installation Configuration.
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Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Checking for updates
Installation Manager will launch with the package IBM Rational Requirements Composer Server, with Version 1.0.0 selected. You can choose to either install the 1.0 release, or you can search for fixes to apply automatically during the installation. Since you know that iFix01 is available for the RRC Server, you will click the Check for Other Versions and Extensions button to avoid having to apply the iFix at a later time.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Checking for updates
By selecting the Show all versions button, you can now select Version 1.0.0 iFix 001, and click Next to begin the installation of Rational Requirements Composer 1.0 Server, with iFix01.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Accepting the license agreement
Read the license agreement, and select the button “I accept the terms in the license agreements” if you accept the terms. Then click Next to continue with the installation.
Installing the Rational Requirements Compser server (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Compser server (continued) Creating the package group
You are going to install Rational Requirements Composer Server to a new package group that has not yet been defined. The default package group is C:\Program Files\IBM\RRCS. If you wanted to install to an already existing package group, you can choose to do so by selecting the Use the existing package group button. For this demonstration, create a new package group. Click Next to continue.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Selecting the feature to be installed
You are now presented with a screen that asks you to select the feature to be installed. In this case, select the default IBM Rational Requirements Composer Server 1.0.0 iFix001. Click Next to begin the installation.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Installation Summary
This screen gives you a summary of your installation. Included in this screen is information about free disk space, the download size, and the size of the installation once completed. Click Install to begin copying files.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Copying files
The files are now be copied on to your server, and the installation will finish. IBM Rational Requirements Composer Server 1.0.0 with iFix001 is now present on your system.
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Installing the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Installation Complete
Once the installation has finished, you will see a confirmation page stating that the installation has completed successfully. Click Finish to close the installation wizard.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server Configuration setup Entering configuration parameters Validating the parameters Saving the parameters Server initialization User management Creating the JRS functional user Creating additional users
You now need to configure the Rational Requirements Composer Server. After these steps are completed, your DB2 database is created with the appropriate tables and indexes, and you will have a valid server ready for client connectivity.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Launching the configuration tool Start -> Programs -> IBM Rational Requirements Composer Server -> Configure IBM Rational Requirements Composer
Once the configuration tool has been launched, click the Administration Menu, and select Configuration Setup.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Entering configuration parameters (JRS)
For this demonstration, use DB2 as the back-end database, and Apache Tomcat for the Jazz™ REST Services (JRS) server. You can leave the defaults, but change the JRS database user/password. If this user does not exist, it is created on the system with the username and password specified. If the user already exists on the server, specify the current password for the jrsuser. For this demonstration, you have this user on your system, so change the password and allow the configuration tool to create the user once you are finished. Note, the default password for the ADMIN user is ADMIN. Use this to log into the server later. This user can be disabled after the server has been created.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Entering configuration parameters (JRSDB)
Fill in the required fields. The DB2 administrator was the user you created during the installation of the DB2 server. Specify the same password you created for the user. The default port for the DB2 server is 50000, and the server is running on localhost. A database called JRSDB is created on the DB2 server once you begin the server initialization.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Entering configuration parameters (JRSXML)
Fill in the required fields. The values are similar to what was entered in the previous step. A database named JRSXML is created during server initialization. This is the DB2 index database.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Entering configuration parameters (Functional User)
Enter a name and password for the Jazz REST services functional user. This user is created later on in the configuration.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Configuration summary
The configuration summary screen shows the details of the parameters you entered during the configuration. Click check to verify that the information you entered is valid, otherwise failures can occur during the server initialization if the values are not valid. Make sure that the DB2 database server has been started, and that the instance is running.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Configuration summary
Once the validation has been done, you can see No incorrect values were detected reported in the configuration summary. Click Finish to exit the configuration settings.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Server initialization
Now that you have entered all of your configuration settings, use them to initialize your server. From the configuration tool, click the Administration menu, and select Server Initialization.
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued)
Configuring the Rational Requirements Composer server (continued) Server initialization
A message will indicate that the server initialization has completed successfully. Your JRS server is now started.
Adding the required users
Adding the required users Launching the user administration
You need to create the JRS functional user that you configured in the previous steps. You will want to add a user which you will use to log in to a repository after installing the client. Click Administration -> User Management to enter the user management console.
Adding the required users (continued)
Adding the required users (continued) Logging in
Log in as the ADMIN user that was created during the server configuration. Enter ADMIN for the username, and ADMIN for the password (case sensitive).
Adding the required users (continued)
Adding the required users (continued) Creating the JRS functional user Click “Save” to apply changes
Create the JRS functional user that was specified during the server configuration. For this demonstration, you used RRCUser. Click User Management, and then Create user. Enter the username, user ID, an e-mail address, and then assign permissions and licenses to the functional user. Click Save.
Adding the required users (continued)
Adding the required users (continued) Creating a new user
Create another user by clicking User Management and Create User. The password for this user is the same as the user name (case sensitive) by default.
Adding users to the RDM project area
Adding users to the RDM project area Project area management
Add your new users to the RDM project area. This will allow your users to connect to the project repository once you have installed the RRC client. Click Project Area Management tab to continue this configuration.
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued)
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued) Project Area Management
Click RDM to enter the RDM project area. Once inside the project area management, add the JRS functional user as an administrator of the project area, add your user to the Members group.
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued)
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued) Project area management
Enter the wildcard character * to return all the users on the server. Select the functional user and select Add & Close. This adds the functional user (RRCUser) as an administrator of the project area.
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued)
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued) Project area management
Repeat the same steps to add your user (Ben) as a member of the project area. Once the user has been added, assign process roles to this user. You can do so by clicking the process roles icon next to the user in the members section.
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued)
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued) Project area management
Next, add the JRS functional user (RRCUser) as a member, and grant all process roles. Click finish, and then save the configuration by clicking the save button on the project area management page.
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued)
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued) Project area management
For this demonstration, give your user (Ben) the Administrator process role. Click Finish, and then save the configuration by clicking the Save button in the project area management window to accept all of the changes you have made. The RRC Server is now completely configured to allow for client connectivity.
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued)
Adding users to the RDM project area (continued) Project area management
Click RDM to enter the RDM project area. Once inside the project area management, add the JRS functional user as an administrator of the project area, and add your user to the Members group. The jazz server is now completely configured, initialized, and ready for users to connect using the client.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client Launching the installer Applying the latest patches during the install Connecting to a repository Creating a project
Before proceeding with the client installation, make sure you are logged in as a local administrator on the system.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
After extracting the installation bits to your system, begin the installation by running the launchpad.exe from the setup folder. Follow the same procedure you used to install the server by installing the latest patch for the client during the installation.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Begin the installation
To begin the installation, select the display language to be used for the Installation Manager.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Begin the installation
Click the button Install IBM Rational Requirements Composer Client to launch the installer. You already installed the Installation Manager when the server was installed. Installation Manager will now launch and continue setup.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Checking for updates
Installation Manager will launch with the package IBM Rational Requirements Composer Client, with Version 1.0.0 selected. As you did with the server installation, install the latest patch for the Rational Requirements Composer client by selecting Check for Other Versions and Extensions, and then clicking Show All Versions.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Checking for updates
Select the latest release available, and click Next to begin the Installation. In this demonstration, Version 1.0.0 iFix001 is the latest release.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Accepting the license agreement
Read the license agreement, and select the button “I accept the terms in the license agreements” if you accept the terms. Then click Next to continue with the installation.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Creating the package group
Install the RRC client to a new package group that has not yet been defined. The default package group is C:\Program Files\IBM\RRCC. If you want to install to an already existing package group, you can choose to do so by selecting the Use the existing package group button. For this demonstration, you will create a new package group. Click Next to continue.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Selecting the client language
Select the language for the Rational Requirements Composer client, and click Next to continue the installation.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Selecting the feature to be installed
You are now presented with a screen that asks you to select the feature to be installed. In this case, select the default IBM Rational Requirements Composer Client 1.0.0 iFix001. Click Next to begin the installation.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Installation summary
This screen gives you a summary of your installation. Included in this screen is information about free disk space, the download size, and the size of the installation once completed. Click Install to begin copying files.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Copying files
Files are copied on to your server, and the installation will finish. IBM Rational Requirements Composer Client 1.0 with iFix001 is now present on your system.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Installation complete
Once the installation has finished, a confirmation page opens stating that the installation has completed successfully. Click Finish to close the installation wizard.
The Rational Requirements Composer client
The Rational Requirements Composer client Launching the client
After the Rational Requirement Composer client has been installed, launch the client by clicking Start -> Programs ->IBM Rational Requirements Composer 1.0.
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Launching the client
Once the application has launched, you can see the Getting Started page. The goal is to connect to a project repository and to create a project.
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Project Explorer
Switch to the project explorer by clicking the Open button, and selecting Project Explorer.
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Connecting to a repository
Since there are no repository connections defined, your only option is to create one. Click Create a new repository connection to bring up the repository configuration dialog.
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Connecting to a repository
Enter a name for the new repository, and specify one of the users you have created who is connecting to the repository. For this demonstration , leave the default URL since you have installed the client on the same machine as the server. The URL is pointing to localhost on the default port 9443.
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
The Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Creating a project
You now have a connection to your repository, and you can finish your demonstration by creating a project. You create your project by right clicking on the repository you just created, and selecting New -> Project.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Creating a project
Enter a name for the new project, and select Next.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Creating a project
For this demonstration, select the Classic CD Example Project, and click Finish.
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued)
Installing the Rational Requirements Composer client (continued) Creating a project
The new project has been created successfully. This concludes the demonstration of installing the Rational Requirements Composer Client and Server.
Summary
Summary This module covered these topics: Installing the database server Installing the RRC server Configuring the server Creating the server Installing the RRC client Installing the RRC client Creating a project
In summary, this module covered several topics. Installing the database server, installing the Rational Requirements Composer server, configuring the server, creating the server, installing the Rational Requirements client, connecting to a repository , and creating a project. As an administrator, you should be comfortable with the basic installation tasks the were covered in this module.
Additional resources
Additional resources Next steps Familiarize yourself with the application design Configure the RequisitePro® Integration Follow the tutorials provided in the Help contents of the RRC client Additional resources on ibm.com http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/rrc http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/rrc/support/= http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=1546
The next steps are to familiarize yourself with the application design, configure the Requisite Pro Integration and follow the tutorials provided in the Help contents of the RRC client. Additional resources can be found on www.ibm.com, on the RRC support page and on the RRC DeveloperWorks user forum.
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