Configuration
Management Help
Login
Procedure
- Use Internet Explorer
to access http://matador.usc.edu/ccase/bin/ccweb.exe
- Specify login name,
which is your scf login name
- Password is last 4
digits of your student id
- Specify domain, which
is cse
The directory structure constructed for
CS577 projects is as follows:
/Project Name/ [FOLDER]
/Progress Reports/ [FOLDER]
/Client Meeting Notes/ [FOLDER] (including
significant email messages)
/Prototype/ [FOLDER]
/LCO/
[FOLDER]
/LCA/
[FOLDER]
/RLCA/
[FOLDER]
/Inception and Elaboration Artifacts/ [FOLDER]
EWW.doc
OCD.doc
SSRD.doc
SSAD.doc
LCP.doc
FRD.doc
Product.mdl (i.e. Rose model)
MSproject.mpp
/COCOMO/ [FOLDER]
COCOMO.est
COCOMO II data gathering [questionnaire]
/CTS non-code Artifacts/ [FOLDER]
EWW.doc
OCD.doc
SSRD.doc
SSAD.doc
LCP.doc
FRD.doc
Product.mdl (i.e. Rose model)
MSproject.mpp
/COCOMO/ [FOLDER]
COCOMO II data gathering [questionnaire]
Size Report.doc
COCOMO.est
/Release-Iteration/ [Folder]
Release Description.doc
Iteration I Assessment Report.doc
Iteration Plan I.doc
Iteration II Assessment Report.doc
Iteration Plan II.doc
Acceptance Test Plan.doc
Acceptance Test Cases and Report.doc
TRR Presentation.ppt
TRR Report.doc
User Manual.doc
Transition Plan.doc
Support Plan.doc
Release Readiness Review Summary.doc
/QualityMgt/ [Folder]
Quality Management Plan.doc
Test Plan.doc
Test Description and Results.doc
/Test Data Sets_Scripts_Procedures/ [FOLDER]
/Regression Test Package/ [FOLDER] (Data Sets/Scripts/Procedures)
Peer Review Plan.doc
Peer Review Report.doc
/Quality Reports/ [FOLDER]
/ARB/ [Folder]
ARB Presentation.ppt
ARB Report.doc
/COCOMO Suite/ [FOLDER]
COCOTS data gathering [questionnaire]
CORADMO data gathering [questionnaire]
COQUALMO data gathering [questionnaire]
/Training Materials/ [FOLDER]
/Packaged Tools and Procedures/ [FOLDER]
/Final Release Notes/ [FOLDER]
/Summary of Changes from TRR to Final Version/ [FOLDER]
(each summary separately named)
/Source Codes/ [FOLDER]
How to use MBASE Deliverables Manager
1. Login to MBASE Deliverables Manager (ClearCase) at
http://matador.usc.edu/ccase/bin/ccweb.exe
using
Internet Explorer with the name and password assigned
to you.
Specify
the new view name and the local working directory (first time) when
prompted.
Example: View name:
kitapci_teamXX
Working directory: C:\Project
The
next screen is the VOB View; click on the “Include all VOBs” Radio button to
display the VOBs. The directory
structure (only folders) has been created for you. Using the hyperlinks, navigate to the artifact directories in
your team’s project directory.
2. Recall
from the lecture that in order to add files to ClearCase, you must replicate an
identical directory structure on your hard drive. For example, if you were going to add the OCD artifact, you would
need to create the following directory structure on your hard drive.
<drive-letter>:\workdir
|
ProjectName
|
--Operational
Concept Description.doc
or if you are going to add files for
prototype, you would need to create the following directory structure on your
hard drive
<drive-letter>:\workdir
|
ProjectName
|
--Prototype
|
--LCO
|
--
Prototype files (html, gif, etc.)
Read
the Help file in the ClearCase WebClient if you need to refresh your memory.
3. Click
on the “Add” button. ClearCase will search your working directory and
show a dialog box of files it can add. If you don’t see your file listed,
something is not right with your directory structure. Fix it and try again.
4. Select
the correct file/s or directory and click on “OK”.
ClearCase will add the file under the directory which you click “Add”
button. Click “OK” again when the add transaction is complete.
5. On
the next screen (called My Checkouts), you will notice that the file you just
added and all of its parent directories are checked out. (They have a red check
on the box next to the filename.) If you don’t check the files and directories
back in, your teammates will not be able to add their files.
6. Check
them in by selecting all of the elements shown and then click on the “Check
In” button.