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Hi All,
There are different components in Integrity like Integrity Lifecycle Manager, Modeler, Requirements connecter and Process Director. Are these Standalone installations? or Can we integrate them with each other? If so, How can these components Integrated and how they work ?
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Lifecycle Manager allows for bi-directional synchronization of Documents (commonly Requirements) between itself and Modeler through functionality in Modeler. The integration must be selected during installation of Modeler and there is some setup on the ILM side to create fields to store the integration metadata on the ILM side. All of this is documented in Modeler. The use case is commonly to pull Requirements managed in ILM into Modeler for further functional and structural decomposition via SysML and UML paradigms. Conversely, Model elements can be "surrogated" inside of ILM for traceability, and the traces can be sync'ed as appropriate.
Requirements connector does not have any out of box integrations with other Integrity products; however, all the tools have API's or web service interfaces so an integration is possible. Requirements connector by design is a standalone tool that connects to ILM and Doors to bidirectionally push data between those two systems or conversely can be used between two doors systems or two ILM systems or any system that supports the REQIF format.
Each tool is a standalone installation.
Lifecycle Manager allows for bi-directional synchronization of Documents (commonly Requirements) between itself and Modeler through functionality in Modeler. The integration must be selected during installation of Modeler and there is some setup on the ILM side to create fields to store the integration metadata on the ILM side. All of this is documented in Modeler. The use case is commonly to pull Requirements managed in ILM into Modeler for further functional and structural decomposition via SysML and UML paradigms. Conversely, Model elements can be "surrogated" inside of ILM for traceability, and the traces can be sync'ed as appropriate.
Requirements connector does not have any out of box integrations with other Integrity products; however, all the tools have API's or web service interfaces so an integration is possible. Requirements connector by design is a standalone tool that connects to ILM and Doors to bidirectionally push data between those two systems or conversely can be used between two doors systems or two ILM systems or any system that supports the REQIF format.
Each tool is a standalone installation.
In addition to the information Lance provided, Process Director is also standalone. It only has basic levels of integration with the other tools, specifically the ability to define URL links to data outside of Process Director.
regards,
Patrick
Hi Patrick Ollerton
I looked into the Integrity Modeler and Windchill Integration overview and use cases document presented by you. It has a wonderful information.
Is there any overview and use case document for Integrity Lifecycle Manager and Windchill Integration? If so, Can you please provide the links to it.
Thanks,
Bhagirath
Hi Bhagirath,
Pleased the information is useful.
I'm unsure if there is a similar document for the ILM integration with Windchill. In general though, both Manage Traces apps were designed to have consistent behavior where possible. So the concepts of viewing/creating/deleting trace links and suspecting are the same, the main difference being what is linked to the Windchill Part (either a Modeler block or an ILM requirement).
For the benefit of others, here is a summary of integrations:
regards,
Patrick
Hello All,
Can you please share if there any supporting document available for PTC Integrity Modeler integration with Doors Next Generation.