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Using ProjectConsole
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Managing Project Status
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After the correct Java plug-in for this project Web site is installed, your Web
browser displays the first page of the ClassicsCD.com project site.
ProjectConsole displays a hierarchical tree browser in the upper-left pane. In the
right pane, it displays the selected contents of the Web site (see Figure 33).
Figure 33
Viewing Project Artifacts Hierarchy Using ProjectConsole
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In the tree browser, go to Project Information > Vision.
Read the Vision Statement overview to learn more about how Vision Statements
are used on project Web sites. Optionally, you can use the Rational Unified Process
to learn more about writing vision statements.
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Go to Developer > Design - Current View > Logical View.
A package of the Logical View referencing the Arrange Shipment use case model
that was originally created in Rose appears. Familiarize yourself with the contents
to understand the intended environment and functions of ClassicsCD.com.
Models like this are often used throughout development lifecycles to guide
software teams. ProjectConsole allows all team members to access models like
these even if Rose is not installed on their computer.
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In the tree browser, go to CCB - Change Control Board > Change Request Queries >
Public Queries/All Enhancement Requests
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A table containing the results of this predefined ClearQuest query appears.
Review the contents of the table to find the enhancement request you are working
on in this tutorial.
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Leave your Web browser open.