The Hidden DXL Menu
In this Engineering Tool Tip focused on IBM DOORS Classic, Kevin reveals a hidden menu for DXL code authors hidden deep within the bowels of DOORS. Even with messed up camera settings Kevin comes through…
DXL
DXL
Posts about DXL from the Baselines blog.
DNG, RTC, and RQM 5.0.2 released!
IBM DOORS Next Generation, Rational Quality Manager, and Rational Team Concert 5.0.2 were just released. You can read the release notes on Jazz.net. Notable in DNG are greatly enhanced file management and much needed updates…
IBM Rhapsody and DOORS Englightenment Series 2012
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…
Innovate 2012: DOORS DXL Script Exchange
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…
DOORS – What’s New and Next
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…
DXL Repository Updated
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,…
Updating Multiple Objects at Once In DOORS
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…
Worst Programming Languages Ever
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:…
Introducing Serpent
Serpent is a web-based launcher for Rational Publishing Engine and DOORS.
Rational Publishing Engine is a good tool with some drawbacks. The main one is that it has to be installed on a user’s machine in order for that user to generate a document with it! This is unacceptable to me as a DOORS administrator, so I created Serpent.
White Papers Galore
For those of you who couldn’t attend the US 2007 UGC conference, I thought I would pass along some information that was provided to those who did. Telelogic has posted the white papers from this…
