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Rational Requirements Frameworks: Preconfigured Analysis Artifacts
Rational Requirements Frameworks are an industry first for the requirements management market. A requirements framework provides you a set of pre-configured analysis artifacts, namely for use in Rational Rose and Rational Requisite Pro. Rational reuse maven, Grant Larsen, walks you through this downloadable and reusable framework in this landmark item.
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Requirements Management Plan Example
This is a complete Requirements Management Plan for a large real-life project. It contains complete descriptions of requirement types, attributes and their values, artifacts, and RequisitePro view descriptions. This is a good place to look to see how complete one can make a requirements management plan, even if you do not plan on making yours this large.
Requirements Frameworks Cut Development Costs and Time to Market
A requirements framework saves time not only for front-end business modeling and requirements, but also throughout the development lifecycle, by giving architects, designers, and testers a head start, too. Download the Rational Net Market Edition Requirements Framework to check out a Rational Rose model that holds the business model and the use case model, and a Rational RequisitePro project that contains requirements and documents that detail the business and system use cases. Originally published in The Rational Edge.
Iteration-Specific Requirements: More Control Where You Really Need It
In a RUP environment, it is primarily up to the software architect to consider technical risk along with other economic, teaming, and political factors, and then decide exactly what functionality to develop within each iteration. Architects can use the BAR technique provides extra control in situations where it's really needed for the small cost of an extra requirement type and some up-front planning. Read this Rational Edge article for the specifics.
Running Rational RequisitePro - Frequently Asked Questions
If you have a question about some aspect of running Rational RequisitePro, you may find it answered here. We've compiled frequently asked questions from the Tech Notes on the Rational Software site about such topics as working with documents, configuring databases, and managing requirements in RequisitePro. RequisitePro/ClearCase integration issues are also covered.
Troubleshooting Rational RequisitePro - Problems You May Encounter
Running Rational RequisitePro is simple and straightforward, but if you get into trouble, you may be able to find help here. This list of frequently encountered problems was compiled from the Tech Notes on the Rational Software site.
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Whitepapers
Applying Requirements Management with Use Cases
Requirements management is critical to the success of today's software projects. This paper describes a use-case-driven approach for specifying and managing software requirements.
Traceability Studies for Managing Requirements with Use Cases
This whitepaper explores the traceability strategies available to organizations adopting use case modeling techniques as part of their requirements management strategy.
Using Requirements Management to Speed Delivery of Higher-Quality Applications
Like art, software is subject to bursts of creativity and individual genius rather than teamwork and engineering discipline. Key in keeping increasingly complex software projects under control is the implementation of tighter requirements management. Alan Davis and Dean Leffingwell discuss how to bring your requirements under control.
Business Modeling with UML and Rational Suite AnalystStudio
AnalystStudio is a set of business modeling and requirements management tools. This paper focuses on using these tools to bridge the communication gap between business modeling and system design.
Baselining Requirement Assets with Rational ClearCase
How does a user go about versioning a Rational RequisitePro project and making a baseline? This paper describes the purpose and major user steps required to perform the key baseline functions.
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RequisitePro Extensibility Interface Sample: TestManager
Create Test Cases in TestManager from Test Requirements in ReqPro. This tool also looks to see if you've defined tracebility links; e.g. from Test Case Requirements to Use Cases. These "Traces To" will be added as "Test Inputs" to Test Cases in TestManager.
RoseReqproBuilder2000v32
The RoseReqproBuilder2000v32 add-in allows users to create a RequisitePro project structure using the UML and automatically populate requirement types (including attributes), and document types in a blank RequisitePro project.
RequisitePro Extensibility Interface Sample: Tracing Design Elements Using Rose 2001A and RequisitePro 2001A
The TraceToolSet includes tools that allow a user of Rose and RequisitePro to establish and maintain traceability between DESIGN requirements (a special requirement type) and Rose Elements (classes, operations, diagrams, etc.)
RequisitePro Extensibility Interface Sample: Fill Attribute with the Text (or Name) of Traced Requirement
This script populates a designated attribute of each requirement of type A with the text (or name) of the requirement(s) of type B that trace to (or from) the requirement.
RequisitePro Extensibility Interface Sample: E-mail Notification of Requirement Changes
This is a VisualBasic application that periodically walks through all requirements in a Rational RequisitePro project and sends an e-mail to discussion participants when a requirement has changed. Download and find out how to install it here.
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Welcome to the Rational RequisitePro Knowledge Center
If you're a Rational RequisitePro user, then you're already concerned with doing things the right way. Here you'll find information designed to help you get the most out of RequisitePro.
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Requirements Management with Use Cases and Fundamentals of Rational RequisitePro
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