You can set up CA Clarity™ PPM to link to CA Clarity™ Agile, so that they can communicate and transfer data.
Follow these steps:
The Agile Admin Settings page appears.
Defines the user name to login to CA Clarity™ Agile with system administrator privileges.
Defines the password to login to CA Clarity™ Agile with system administrator privileges.
Defines the security token used for server identification in case the login fails or if the CA Clarity™ PPM server is running from an untrusted network. You can retrieve this token from SalesForce.com from the Personal Setup Page. See the SalesForce.com online help for more information.
Specifies the URL that CA Clarity™ PPM uses to access the CA Clarity™ Agile production or sandbox environment.
https://login.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/27.0
https://test.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/27.0
Specifies the URL that CA Clarity™ PPM uses to access the requirements list in CA Clarity™ Agile.
Important! Do not change the default URL.
Defines the proxy server host name.
Defines the proxy server port.
Defines the proxy server user name.
Defines the proxy server password.
To set up data transfers, specify the CA Clarity™ Agile product details in a CA Clarity™ PPM project that you have associated. The following tasks show how to set up data transfers:
The following rules apply for linking projects between CA Clarity™ PPM and CA Clarity™ Agile:
Best Practice: To link a CA Clarity™ PPM project to CA Clarity™ Agile, verify the following prerequisites:
You can link an existing CA Clarity™ Agile product and release to a CA Clarity™ PPM project by specifying the product ID and release ID. You can link to a product release or a master release. Link to a master release to see all the user stories and tasks that are assigned to the master release in CA Clarity™ PPM.
Follow these steps:
The project properties appear.
The Agile properties page appears.
Source: Master Release ID field on the Master Release Detail page in CA Clarity™ Agile.
Note: Leave the following fields blank: Agile Product Name, Agile Release Name, and Product Prefix.
After the Agile Product Sync job runs, the following fields are automatically populated in CA Clarity™ PPM:
Create a release in an existing CA Clarity™ Agile product by specifying the product ID and release name in the CA Clarity™ PPM project. Leave the release ID, product name, and product prefix values undefined.
Follow these steps:
The project properties appear.
The Agile properties page appears.
Note: Leave the following fields blank: Agile Release ID, Agile Product Name, and Product Prefix.
After the Agile Product Sync job runs, the following fields are automatically populated in CA Clarity™ PPM:
You can create a project in CA Clarity™ PPM, and specify the product name and release name in the project. When the synchronization job runs, a release in CA Clarity™ Agile is created.
Follow these steps:
The projects list page appears.
The properties page appears.
The Agile and Agile Task Type Mapping options become available in the Properties menu.
The Agile properties page appears.
Defines the name of the new CA Clarity™ Agile product you want to create.
Defines the name of the new CA Clarity™ Agile release you want to create.
Defines a unique prefix to add to the product name for the user stories and tasks. You cannot change the prefix after the product is created.
Limits: 6 characters
Note: Leave the following fields blank: Agile Product ID and Agile Release ID.
After the Agile Product Sync job runs, the following fields are automatically populated in CA Clarity™ PPM. The new product and release is created in CA Clarity™ Agile:
Displays the Agile product ID. This value is automatically populated from CA Clarity™ Agile.
Source: The Product ID field on the Product Detail page on CA Clarity™ Agile.
Displays the Agile release ID. This value is automatically populated from CA Clarity™ Agile.
Source: The Release ID field on the Release Detail page on CA Clarity™ Agile.
If you have assigned charge codes to your project tasks in CA Clarity™ PPM, you can map these charge codes to the CA Clarity™ Agile task types. Mapping the task types to charge codes allows you to assign appropriate charge codes to actuals on linked tasks. A project manager can map task types to charge codes and run the Populate Agile Task Types process, if they have the following global and instance access rights:
Best practices:
See the CA Clarity™ PPM Administration Guide for more information.
If you have a new task type in CA Clarity™ Agile, create a new charge code in CA Clarity™ PPM and map the new task type to the charge code.
Follow these steps:
New Charge code is created.
After you have created a charge code, you can map it to the CA Clarity™ Agile task type.
Follow these steps:
The project properties appear.
The Agile Task Type Mapping page for the project appears.
The Create Agile Task Type and Charge Code Mapping page appears.
Defines the CA Clarity™ Agile task type for a task.
Defines the CA Clarity™ PPM charge code for the same task.
The CA Clarity™ PPM charge code is successfully mapped to the CA Clarity™ Agile task type.
You can link multiple tasks to a single requirement, and you can link multiple requirements to a single task.
Follow these steps:
The project properties appear.
The Mapped Task: Properties page appears with the Agile Requirement and Task Mapping List option selected in the menu.
The Create Agile Requirement and Task Mapping page appears.
The Mapped Task: Properties page appears with the requirement listed.
Note: After the requirement is added to the task, populate the requirement list with the CA Clarity™ Agile requirement information. If the list is empty, refresh the page.
CA Clarity™ Agile is updated with the information about linked tasks and requirements the next time the Agile Requirement and Task Mapping Sync job runs.
Note: The sync job does not synchronize the requirement version number and the version status from CA Clarity™ Agile to CA Clarity™ PPM.
You can download roles and role hierarchies from CA Clarity™ PPM to CA Clarity™ Agile. When you download roles, all roles in CA Clarity™ PPM are available in CA Clarity™ Agile.
To update roles in CA Clarity™ Agile from CA Clarity™ PPM roles, run the Agile Role Sync job.
Review the integration status from the Agile properties page after linking a CA Clarity™ PPM project to CA Clarity™ Agile.
Follow these steps:
The Agile properties page for the project appears.
Displays the status of the Agile Product Sync job as successful, pending, or failed.
Displays the details of the job status such as date and time when it was last run. If the job failed, displays details of the errors encountered.
A successful integration means that data is transferring between CA Clarity™ Agile and CA Clarity™ PPM. If the integration is not successful, it can mean one of the following issues:
If any information is entered incorrectly, try integrating again by reentering the correct values and running the Agile Product Sync job.
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