Setting up a UCM project
- Audience
- Project managers
- Platforms
- Windows, Linux, UNIX
- Process
- UCM
- Products
- HCL VersionVault
Unified Change Management (UCM) is an out-of-the-box project management process layered on top of base VersionVault. UCM simplifies the management of projects whose sources are put under source control.
As a project manager of a UCM-managed project, you will be setting up the project environment. This module explains the project manager's tasks to set up a UCM project.
Note: To do the exercises on Windows, you need a
shared folder named cc-tut. See Exercise
requirements for HCL
VersionVault in
the module Introduction for
steps on creating the shared folder.
This module covers the following topics:
- Creating the project repository (PVOB)
- Creating a Component for Storing the Project Baseline
- Creating Components for Storing Elements
- Creating the UCM Project
- Creating an Integration View
- Creating and Setting UCM Activities (Linux and UNIX)
- Creating a Directory Structure and Adding to Source Control
- Defining an Integration Baseline (Windows and Linux and UNIX)