I wonder if my last post had anything to do with this. How to remove “Table” caption prior extracting document in IBM Rational Publishing Engine What a horrible title for this technote. The “Table” caption comes in as a HEADING, not a caption. And this problem only exists in exports …
Friday was not a fun day for me. I had to troubleshoot a bizarre issue with Rational Publishing Engine. Anyone who has worked with RPE knows that while it’s a very good tool, troubleshooting document errors is a long process that can absolutely test every ounce of patience you have. …
I’m excited to announce that Baselines Incorporated now has the ability to sell IBM Rational software, including IBM Rational DOORS, IBM Rational Team Concert, IBM Rational Rhapsody, and IBM Rational Publishing Engine, IBM Rational Quality Manager, to name a few. This has been a few months in the making and …
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 topics that have been added in November and December as well as links to the …
Just got this from 321 Gang. Join 321 Gang for our June webcast: The IBM Rational Journey of Agile Transformation Thursday, June 28, 2012 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. Eastern Time Registration Link: The IBM Rational Journey of Agile Transformation Many large organizations want to adopt agile development methodologies as …
It has taken me over a week to fully recover from the conference. I usually bounce back much quicker but I had a slew of work waiting for me once IBM Innovate 2012 ended. I wanted to post my thoughts on the conference because there doesn’t seem to be as …
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 HTML Exporter. Lets you selected which modules to export (including linked modules). It’s a standard …