| Telelogic System Architect V11.2 Readme |
IBM Corporation September 18, 2008 |
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This Readme file contains last-minute product information and updates to Telelogic System Architect® V11.2. Issues fixed in this release are specified in the ‘Fixed Problems’ section. This Readme is divided into the following sections:
For the latest news and information on System Architect, visit the IBM Telelogic Web site.
IMPORTANT NOTE: System Architect V11.2 is a full installation. If you have SA V11.1, SA V11.0 or earlier installed on your computer, you must uninstall those versions before you install SA V11.2.
System Architect and the System Architect Telelogic for DOORS® Interface require that the Microsoft® Windows® Installer 3.1 service be installed on the operating system of the target computer. If it is not present, the installation stops and you are notified how to obtain and install the Windows Installer 3.1.
To install System Architect V11.2, proceed as follows:
System Architect's paid add-on products, Telelogic System Architect Compare™, Telelogic System Architect Publisher™ and Telelogic System Architect Simulator II™, along with its SA Viewer simulation engine, are installed with System Architect. These products are enabled by purchased licenses made available through licence files.
The JRE enables the Java-based SVG viewer applet from Batik to display SVG graphics. The SVG viewer is installed automatically. However, if the SA installation is prevented from installing it you can download it from http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/batik and install it manually.
Additional Products Installed or Employed:
You can install or employ the following software with System Architect:
Note: Starting with System Architect 10.4, the following operating systems are no longer supported:
System Architect is designed to work in a LAN environment or stand-alone computers. To work concurrently with other users, the following setup is recommended:
For additional information on system requirements, including recommended configurations, visit our website at https://support.telelogic.com/systemarchitect.
System Architect supports the following database repositories for encyclopedias:
For the latest information about third party products supported by System Architect, visit https://support.telelogic.com/systemarchitect.
System Architect is supported on all locales. Specific tests are performed on the English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and German versions of the Windows operating systems listed above.
All System Architect supporting products, such as SA Compare, System Architect Publisher and SA Catalog Manager must be at the same exact version as System Architect, so if you upgrade System Architect, you must upgrade these other products as well. For SA V11.2, this requires that you uninstall these products, and install the newer version of each.
Note the following information about compatible products:
To obtain a license for System Architect V11.2, please contact your Sales Account Manager.
For details on how to resolve known System Architect V11.2 problems visit https://support.telelogic.com/systemarchitect and follow the link to Product information.
All values in the 'Behavior' tab of the 'MoDAF AcV-2 Acquisition Progamme' diagram properties are set to 'F' by default. You can change them to 'T' by default by inserting the code below into the encyclopedia's USRPROPS.TXT file, as follows:
DIAGRAM "AcV-2 Acquisition
Programme"
{
PROPERTY "MilestonesAndPhaseColorsBasedOnTopmostProject" { DEFAULT
"T" }
PROPERTY "ShowPinkAsPreMilestoneColorOnly" { DEFAULT "T"
}
PROPERTY "RulesCheckBasedOnTopmostProject" { DEFAULT "T"
}
PROPERTY "RunRulesCheckAutomatically" { DEFAULT "T"
}
}
Each PROPERTY above is a field name in the 'Behavior' tab of the 'MoDAF AcV-2 Acquisition Progamme' Diagram Properties dialog. When enabled, the properties behave as described by their field names below. When not enabled, they behave as otherwise described. The field names are as follows:
For details of problems that have been resolved in System Architect V11.2, view the Whatsnew.htm file provided in the C:\Program Files\Telelogic\System Architect Suite\System Architect directory or visit https://support.telelogic.com/systemarchitect and go to Product information.
The Software may contain certain third party components which are provided to Licensee under terms and conditions which are different from the terms of the License, or which require IBM or third parties that provide IBM products ('Third Parties') to provide Licensee with certain notices and/or information, including instructions for obtaining source code.
You can find more detailed information about the third party components with relevant license agreements, notices and/or other information about the third party components in the ‘licensing_info.htm’ file on the IBM Telelogic website.
Support and information for Telelogic products is currently being transitioned from the Telelogic Support site to the IBM Rational Software Support site. During this transition phase, your product support location depends on your customer history.
Product Support
Before you contact Support, gather the background information that you will need to describe your problem. When describing a problem to an IBM software support specialist, be as specific as possible and include all relevant background information so that the specialist can help you solve the problem efficiently. To save time, know the answers to these questions:
Other information
For Rational software product news, events, and other information, visit the IBM Rational Software Web site.
Note: to gather some of the information above, you may click on the System Architect Help menu and select ‘Generate Support Request.’ This lets you email problem descriptions, video captures, system details, file attachments and other information to help the support team resolve your issues as efficiently as possible.
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