IBM Rational Collaborative Lifecycle Management V5.0.1 enhances software and systems delivery quality and productivity.
Rational Collaborative Lifecycle Management V5.0.1 delivers the combined capabilities of Version 5.0.1 of Rational Team Concert, Rational DOORS Next Generation, and Rational Quality Manager in one, easy-to-install and easy-to-use product offering with the following improvements:
- New and improved taskboard and kanban board
- Work items:
- Usability enhancements for comment collaboration
- Usability improvements for managing attachments
- Web UI style changes
- Stream and workspace delivery history
- Jazz SCM support for Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) global configuration protocol
- Rational Team Concert Client for Microsoft Visual Studio IDE: Improved history view and merge graph and process aware across all clients
- ClearCase version importer: Verification tool
- OpenUp and simple process templates removed
- Scaling-up test suites execution with lab resource reservations and queuing of test execution
- Improved support for test suite execution
- New dashboard widget available to display the results of a test artifact query
- New and improved Rational Reporting Services in Rational Reporting for Development Intelligence V5.0.1 (Insight V1.1.1.5)
- Enterprise platform enhancements (for IBM z/OS and IBM i development):
- Translator enhancements
- Dependency build and promotion
- Promotion gap analysis
- ISPF client enhancements
- Configuration utility for IBM System z
- This release also includes a technology preview for the Quick Planner to quickly track and plan your Agile projects.
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