RequisitePro (2) Copyright, 2001 © Jerzy R. Nawrocki Jerzy.Nawrocki@put.poznan.pl Requirements...

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RequisitePro (2)RequisitePro (2)

Copyright, 2001 © Jerzy R. Nawrocki

Jerzy.Nawrocki@put.poznan.pl

www.cs.put.poznan.pl/jnawrocki/mse/require/

Requirements EngineeringRequirements Engineering

Lecture Lecture 33

Requirements EngineeringRequirements Engineering

Lecture Lecture 33

J. Nawrocki, Requirem. Eng. (3)

RequisitePro usersRequisitePro usersRequisitePro usersRequisitePro users

RequisiteProAuthor

Viewer

Contributor

Project admin

Key conceptsKey conceptsKey conceptsKey concepts

ProjectProject

BB DocumentsRequire-ments

ProjectProject

Project list

DeveloperAnalystManager

ProjectProject

RequisitePro RequisitePro ComponentsComponents

Word WorkplaceWord WorkplaceWord WorkplaceWord Workplace

An MS Word-like access to the requirements.

Project admin:

• defines document types

• defines templates

Views WorkplaceViews WorkplaceViews WorkplaceViews Workplace

A window to the database.

Filtering & sorting requirements and their attributes.

AnalystsAnalysts:

Planning

Progress tracking

Attribute matrix

Attribute matrixAttribute matrixAttribute matrixAttribute matrix

Req name

Full text

Short text Attribute Attribute

RequisiteWeb featuresRequisiteWeb featuresRequisiteWeb featuresRequisiteWeb features

• Viewing documents• Creating/modifying requirements• Creating/modifying Attribute Matrix views• Filtering & sorting requirements• Replying to discussions

Plan of the lecturePlan of the lecturePlan of the lecturePlan of the lecture

IntroductionHello and Good-byeCreating a projectOpening a project and docsClosing a project and docsAdding a project to the project listModifying password and e-mail

Project elementsProject elementsProject elementsProject elements

• Database• Documents and document types• Requirements and requirement types• Attributes and attribute values• Discussions • Traceability relationships• Personal and project-wide views• Revision histories• Security information

ProjectsProjectsProjectsProjects

• Each project resides in a separate directory.

• Only one project can be open at a time.

• Different users can edit different documents simultaneously.

• Documents are stored separately from the project database, usually in a project directory.

Database typeDatabase typeDatabase typeDatabase type

• MS Access• Oracle• MS SQL Server

Use MS Access with small teams.

Database Type Conversion Wizard: e.g. from MS Access to Oracle

Introduction

Hello and Good-byeCreating a projectOpening a project and docsClosing a project and docsAdding a project to the project listModifying password and e-mail

Hello and Good-byeHello and Good-byeHello and Good-byeHello and Good-bye

Hello!

Good-bye!

You modified but not saved a document!

IntroductionHello and Good-bye

Creating a projectOpening a project and docsClosing a project and docsAdding a project to the project listModifying password and e-mail

Creating a projectCreating a projectCreating a projectCreating a project

Project dir can’t change

<= 64 chars

Optional

projectname.rqsprojectname.rqs – project information (text)projectname.mdbprojectname.mdb – project database (MS Access)projectname.ldbprojectname.ldb – locks the Access database file

to prevent concurrent use by multiple usersstructure.xmlstructure.xml – project structure (requirement

types, document types, attributes, ..)security.xmlsecurity.xml – project security (group names,

access rights, ..)permissions.xmlpermissions.xml – security permissions for

individuals (document/req. access by type)

Some project files

IntroductionHello and Good-byeCreating a project

Opening a project and docsClosing a project and docsAdding a project to the project listModifying password and e-mail

Opening a project and docsOpening a project and docsOpening a project and docsOpening a project and docs

Select a

project

Choose doc type

Select a doc

Nobody else!

About all the docs

About the selected

Click OK.

Only if the project admin set the security on.

IntroductionHello and Good-byeCreating a projectOpening a project and docs

Closing a project and docsAdding a project to the project listModifying password and e-mail

Closing a project and docsClosing a project and docsClosing a project and docsClosing a project and docs

You modified but not saved a document!

To save the changes click

IntroductionHello and Good-byeCreating a projectOpening a project and docsClosing a project and docs

Adding a project to the project list

Modifying password and e-mail

Adding a project to the project listAdding a project to the project listAdding a project to the project listAdding a project to the project list

Click Add

Select a project file

(.rqs)

Click Open.

Click OK.

IntroductionHello and Good-byeCreating a projectOpening a project and docsClosing a project and docsAdding a project to the project list

Modifying password and e-mail

Modifying password and e-mailModifying password and e-mailModifying password and e-mailModifying password and e-mail

Security

Click Enable security

Select a group.

Select a name.

Click Edit.

<= 14 chars

SummarySummarySummarySummary

Basic activities concerning Requiste Pro:

• starting a session• closing a session• . . .

Quality assessmentQuality assessmentQuality assessmentQuality assessment

1. What is your general impression? (1 - 6)

2. Was it too slow or too fast?

3. What important did you learn during the lecture?

4. What to improve and how?