There are two types of authentication when adding Data Sources for IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation as follows
- Login authentication
- OAuth consumer key authentication
Before selecting one of the two authentication types, you must open the Add Data Source dialog first and select the IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation driver.
To open the Add Data Source dialog and select IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation as the driver
- On the DataHub Explorer toolbar, click the Add Data Source button. The Add Data Source dialog opens.
- From the Driver drop-down list, select IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation.
To add an IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation Data Source using the Login authentication type
- From the Authentication type options, select Login.
Specify Service Provider URL, Authentication URL, User ID, and Password.
The Server information to be specified is explained in the table belowServer information
Function
Format
Service Provider URL
Specifies a web application address to access DOORS.
https://<server>:<port>/rm/rootservices
Authentication URL (optional)
Specifies an authentication address to log on DOORS.
An authentication URL is required for distributed authentication service.
https://<server>:<port>/jts/j_security_check
Note
- The Test Connection button allows testing the connection first before adding the Data Source. If the connection is not successful due to an invalid URL, username, or password, the “Cannot connect to database” message in red appears as follows.
- If server addresses are copied and pasted into the Service Provider URL and Authentication URL boxes, the addresses are automatically formatted as the format examples shown below the boxes.
- Click Create, and a DOORS Next Generation Data Source is added to the DataHub Explorer tree. If the Data Source cannot be added, an error message dialog opens as shown.
To add an IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation Data Source using the OAuth consumer key authentication type
- From the Authentication type options, select OAuth consumer key.
Specify Root Services URI, Consumer key, and Consumer secret.
The Server and OAuth information to be specified is explained in the table belowServer and OAuth information
Function
Root Services URI
Specifies a Root Services URI.
Consumer key
Specifies a key provided by the administrator. Consumer secret Specifies a secret provided by the administrator. a
Click Create.
Information
OAuth consumer key authentication when adding Data Sources for IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation is similar to the process of adding Data Sources for an OSLC Provider.