Once you have downloaded the Design Management packages
from Jazz™.net, use the launch
pad to install the IBM® Installation
Manager and then install Design Management.
Installing the Rhapsody Design
Management server
Download the Design Management package from Design
Management on Jazz.net.
On the All Downloads page, select IBM Rational® Rhapsody® Design
Manager -
All (Rhapsody-DM-All.zip)
Follow the instructions outlined in the Rational Rhapsody Design
Manager installation guide: Installing and configuring Design Management
Note: To avoid issues during Rhapsody Design
Manager setup, ensure that the Configuration Management application
(/vvc) setup has been completed before you set up Rhapsody Design Manager.
Once you have installed the server, follow the instructions for
setting up the database, noting that only Derby, DB2® and Oracle are supported in the Rational solution
for systems and software engineering,
and configuring the server using the custom setup.
Once the server is installed, you can install the optional tools
and extensions as described here:
Installing Rational Rhapsody components.
There are two extensions to Design Management which are recommended:
When the installation and configuration is complete, it is strongly
recommended that you read the Design Management integrations section of
the Design Management documentation to understand how the Design Management
server integrates with other products on the Jazz Team Server as well as Rational DOORS®.
The actual integration steps are described in Configuring friending and OSLC consumers.
Restriction: The Money that Matters Lifecycle
Scenario is designed to work with IBM Rational Software Architect
Design Management Server, not Rhapsody Design
Manager. If Rhapsody Design
Manager is registered with the Jazz Team
Server during the "Register Applications" step, then Rhapsody Design Manager is automatically
contributed and Money that Matters sample creation fails. Using the
web UI you can manually deselect Design Manager from the list of applications
contributing to the sample.