I’m excited to announce that Baselines Incorporated now has the ability to sell IBM Rational software, including IBM Rational DOORS, IBM Rational Team Concert, IBM Rational Rhapsody, and IBM Rational Publishing Engine, IBM Rational Quality Manager, to name a few. This has been a few months in the making and …
I received the following email from Nancy Rundlet at IBM. IBM is now offering both Rhapsody Enlightenment and DOORS Enlightenment every Friday, alternating between the two products. NOTICE that there are 3 new DOORS Enlightenment topics that have been added in November and December as well as links to the …
I’m just going to list the scripts and their functionality. Rules have changed this year: Scripts can be up to 2000 lines long. Export Heirarchy to HTML Patrick Roach Apparently based on the included DOORS HTML Exporter. Lets you selected which modules to export (including linked modules). It’s a standard …
Disclaimer This is my recap of the presentation IBM representative made along with my opinions. While my opinions should always be taken as gospel, you should still realize that they are indeed my opinions. Keep that in mind. Introduction Presentation began discussing that “System of Systems.” Chevy Volt is used …
Over the weekend we made some changes to how the DXL Repository works. From now on, in order to actually download files from the DXL Repository, you will have to be logged in. So please, create an account and download away! We will never sell or otherwise give away your …
DOORS 9.3.0.7 was released last Friday. Release notes are here. I know you’ll need to upgrade in environments where security is tight on automatically running macros, as the doors.dot certificate in older versions of DOORS has expired.
This beginner/intermediate level DOORS tutorial focuses on updating the attribute values of multiple objects at the same time without the need for copying and pasting. Anyone who has ever used DOORS knows that this can be an area of frustration for many users. There is also some basic DXL given …
I was doing some google searching today and stumbled upon this question on stackoverflow: What is the worst programming language you ever worked with? You can check the link for yourself, but my favorite response: For me the second worst in my opinion is Doors DXL. Programming languages can be divided …
I received the following email from a few IBM representatives. An hour-long webinar about the future of DOORS. Should be interesting. I wanted to make sure you were aware of this upcoming Webinar. Many people have been curious about our plans for the future of DOORS 9 and also DOORS …
