Integrating

This section describes how to integrate IBM® Engineering Workflow Management with other products.

Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and DOORS
You can configure IBM Engineering Requirements Management DOORS® (DOORS) and IBM Engineering Workflow Management (Engineering Workflow Management) to integrate with one another by using Open Services Lifecycle Control (OSLC), an open standard that also serves as the basis for integration between Engineering Workflow Management and the other IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management applications.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and Git
You can use IBM Engineering Workflow Management (Engineering Workflow Management) and Git integration to manage process enforcement for Git source control operations and to associate work items with Git commits.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and Hudson/Jenkins build engine type
In Engineering Workflow Management, you can create a Hudson/Jenkins build engine to correspond to a target Hudson or Jenkins server, then create Hudson/Jenkins build definitions to correspond to jobs in the target server. This allows you to request and track builds for these jobs from within Engineering Workflow Management.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and Microsoft Source Code Control Interface
Engineering Workflow Management provides several ways for teams that use both Microsoft Source Code Control Interface (MS-SCCI) and Engineering Workflow Management source control to collaborate. MS-SCCI is an interface specification that enables source control providers to integrate with other Microsoft Windows applications which understand this interface. MS-SCCI also enables Windows applications to use the source control services of a compliant source control provider.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and IBM Developer for z/OS
IBM Developer for z/OS integrates with IBM Engineering Workflow Management (Engineering Workflow Management) to provide z/OS® developers an integrated collaborative application development environment. This integrated solution provides the value of the individual development environment of IBM Developer for z/OS with the team collaboration capabilities of IBM Engineering Workflow Management.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and Rational Developer for i
IBM Engineering Workflow Management (Engineering Workflow Management) integrates with IBM Rational® Developer for i to provide developers an integrated collaborative application development environment. This integrated solution provides the value of the team collaboration capabilities of IBM Engineering Workflow Management with the individual development environment of IBM Rational Developer for i.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and Engineering Method Composer
You can configure IBM Engineering Workflow Management (Engineering Workflow Management) and IBM Engineering Lifecycle Optimization - Method Composer (Engineering Method Composer) to enable a complete process management and enactment solution.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and IBM UrbanCode Deploy
You can use Engineering Workflow Management Build with IBM UrbanCode Deploy to improve continuous delivery by publishing build artifacts to a new IBM UrbanCode Deploy component version. The build artifacts are then available in IBM UrbanCode Deploy to deploy manually or on a regular schedule.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and PTC Windchill PDMLink
You can integrate IBM Engineering Workflow Management (Engineering Workflow Management) with PTC Windchill PDMLink to enable users of both products to coordinate change management activities across Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems.
Integrating Engineering Workflow Management and Rational Build Forge
You can create Rational Build Forge® build engines and definitions to integrate with your Build Forge projects.
Deprecated integrations
The following integrations are deprecated in 7.0.3. IBM continues to support the deprecated integrations, but no longer plans to enhance it and might remove the capability in a subsequent release of the product.