| Hi Wayne,
Thanks for correction.
Now I followed same directory organization than for Capella and I could upload ReqCycle 0.8.0 update site as zipped file.
I have updated wiki to reflect that change and removed references to gitHub.
Hope everything is OK now best raphaël
Wayne
On 13/08/15 07:31 AM, FAUDOU raphael
wrote:
HI Benoit, Wayne,
can any of you tell me which is the right directory to put
the « ReqCycle-updateSite.zip »?
I found in the doc that there is a « downloads » but I could
not find PolarSys nor ReqCycle.
Help !
Thanks
Raphaël
Upload files to the download
server?Downloadable
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/home/data/httpd/download.eclipse.org)
so they can be mirrored to our mirror sites worldwide. Please ensure only
pertinent, current files are in the downloads area, as
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project lead.
+1
Thank
you to update this information in the PMI, release
review documentation, Wiki.
Hello Benoit,
Three questions before approval:
1. Can you add details about the
ReqCycle community?
As
far as I know: Airbus, Thales, Safran and Altran have
shown their interest through providing use cases
and working on evaluations. There are also
evaluations through AMALTHEA and OpenETCS
european projects, MOISE (Toulouse IRT) and
Clarity (Paris IRT) french R&D projects.
2. In the Installation Guide page
[1], there are download references to github.
I have seen that are builds of ReqCycle (with
one zip file). The download of ReqCycle must
be from the PolarSys servers. Can you clarify
this point?
Simple: as
IP analysis was delayed we could not put a button
for the official 0.8.0 release because it was not
officialized. But we needed to put some link for
evaluation. So we used github for this purpose. Now
that 0.8.0 is about to be approved, I will use
« official » Eclispe downloads area for that and
installation guide will be updated to reflect this
change.
3. About the target environments.
Are your builds really compatible with Windows
32-bits, 64-bits, Linux and Mac-OS?
Tested with
Win64, Linux and MacOS. I can not guarantee for
win32.
raphaël
Model-Driven
Engineering Expert & Product Lead
Thales Corporate
Engineering/IEE/IWB
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ReqCycle 0.8.0 release is
planned for September 4th, 2015. Could you
please check the review material available
here:
Raphaël Faudou
Expert on systems engineering and modeling
- methods and tools
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