Course Overview
IBM Rational Build Forge to build the open source project Jakarta Tomcat. Rational Build Forge products integrate into your current environment and support major development languages, scripts, tools and platforms. Create a continuous integration environment for Tomcat, with builds occurring whenever changes are committed to the Tomcat Subversion repository.
IBM Rational Build Forge Training CurriculumIntroduction to the Build Forge system
Creating a Build Forge Project - Projects, Environments, and Steps, Configuring a Build Forge Project - Servers, Collectors, and Selectors, Optimizing a Build Forge Project - Chaining and Threading, Build Forge Adaptors, Executing a Build Forge Project - Scheduling, Results, and the Bill of Materials (BOM), Build Forge IDE Plug-Ins, Appendix: Reporting with Quick Report
Creating, running, and scheduling a Rational Build Forge project
Creating a server authentication, Creating a selector and server, Creating a project, Running the project, Scheduling a project
Creating and using
Rational Build Forge libraries, Creating a library, Copying a project Inlining a library, Using a library as part of a pass or fail chain
Rational Build
Forge administration: Controlling user access, Creating users and access groups, Creating a user, Creating an access group for notifications, Creating an access group for editing projects, Using subgroups to set up hierarchical access Creating access groups, Editing access groups to specify subgroup relationships
Using log filters
In Rational Build Forge for Ant builds, Creating a log filter, Using a log filter in a project
Environment
Variables in Rational Build Forge, Creating an environment with standard variables, Running a project with different environment settings, Pulldown environment variables, Running a project with pulldown environment variables
Dot commands in Rational Build Forge
Changing build tags with the retag command, Accessing system information with the date command26, Moving files with the put and get commands, Changing a selector with the bset command, Exporting a project with the export command, Using a source command in an environment variable
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