Using CMI

After CMI has been configured for UCM or base VersionVault and you have created associations between activities and tasks, your development work proceeds in the same manner as it would without CMI.

• Use the cmiregister command to establish and manage your task provider credentials. Refer to the cmiregister reference page for details.
• If you work in UCM,
  • Create UCM activities with task associations using the mkactivity command and specify the -task option (see the reference page).
  • Associate UCM activities with tasks, using setactivity -tasks (see the reference page).
  • Add task associations to UCM activities (or remove the associations), using chactivity -task (see the reference page).
  • List CMI-provided tasks that are available for association with UCM activities, using lsactivity -find (see the reference page).
• If you work in base VersionVault,
  • Use the settask command to associates change-management tasks with views.
  • Use the lstask command to lists the tasks that are associated with a view.
  • Use the chtask command to changes the tasks that are associated with a version.