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Reputation: 53826

Hiding a stream in rtc source control stopped working

To hide a stream in RTC I change the owner of the stream to the 'team1' and visibilty of the stream to 'team1'. This seems to work until I customise the team area. So once I customise the team area the stream is no longer hidden.

Since by default the team uses the process inherited from the team area's parent, is there extra config I need to add so as to hide the stream ?

EDIT : I think this could be a glitch that occurred as part of an upgrade between RTC3 and RTC4

Upvotes: 1

Views: 99

Answers (1)

VonC
VonC

Reputation: 1325137

The one article on RTC(4) for RTC resource access control is called:
"Controlling access to source control in Rational Team Control"

The section "Use permissions to control access to streams" (RTC3.0.1+) repeats what you did (stream visibility and ownership), but also adds:

Create a private component in the stream:

  • In the stream editor, click the New button beside the component list. In the editor give the name the component Flux Capacitor 2.
  • Save the editor.
  • Make the component private by selecting Flux Capacitor 2 and clicking on the Change Owner button.
  • In the ownership dialog, expand JUnit Project and select Flux Capacitor Tiger Team. Visibility is limited by checking the Restrict to members of this team area and its child team areas

Private component

So make sure your components are private as well in your setup, and see if that resists better to an RTC4 upgrade (since you can have a working RTC3 client with an RTC4 server)

Upvotes: 1

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