This introduction summarizes the learning objectives, system requirements,
and prerequisites required to work through this tutorial.
In this tutorial, users create new assets that solve specific business
problems. Assets can take months or even years to develop. Because of the
time and resources that are expended to create assets and solve complex problems,
it is increasingly important that assets are categorized appropriately and
intuitively so that other users can find and take advantage of the solutions.
Reusing assets increases cross-company collaboration and encourages efficient,
productive asset reuse for cross-organizational problem solving and development.
Attention: Before beginning this tutorial, contact your repository administrator
and have them import the Sample Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Model
()
Then add you as a user of the sample Service Development community with the
reviewer and IT Operations roles.
Learning objectives
In this tutorial,
you will learn how to perform the following tasks:
- Evaluating the different parts of an asset and distinguishing the differences
between common asset types
- Creating a new eclipse project, adding files to the project, and creating
a new asset out of this project
- Submitting assets and choosing the correct categories using the existing
category schemas
- Finding assets using the categories that you specify
Time required
This tutorial takes approximately
45 minutes to complete. If you explore other concepts that are related to
this tutorial, it might take longer to complete.
Skill level
Beginner
Audience
All users of the Rational® Asset Manager Eclipse client.
System requirements
You must have Rational Asset
Manager Eclipse client installed.
Prerequisites
You must have an active connection
to a Rational Asset
Manager repository.