To start Polarion as service you should perform following steps:
Download the Windows XP Professional Ressource Kit. There is a version, which Microsoft request Money for it. I searched with Goog…
Personally I think Tortoise is the best subversion client which is currently available for windows. Additionally to its fantastic approach (just integrating into windows explorer instead of having an…
Polarion 3.0.3 Release is out. The new release ships with a hidden but quite interesting improvement of its wiki functionality. The feature is called “embedding of workitems inside wiki pages”. Inste…
Sometimes people ask me how it is possible to track status of items that have been refined by subitems. Imagine having a change request that has been broken down into several tasks. In the following …
In the last blogs we spent quite some time to discuss how you plan items and how you can react on changes in your plan. However we did not use links in our plan. As many items have relationships it i…
In Part 1, we worked out how you access your documents located in a Subversion repository. In this part we will discuss several ideas how you could expose Subversion meta data, like version informati…
Prerequisites
Good knowledge about Microsoft Windows and Windows Explorer Intermediate to good knowledge about Microsoft Office Access to an existing Subversion server instance with Autove…
In this blog I would like to finish the discussion on fields that have an impact on how items are planned in Polarion’s liveplan. So let’s have a look at the fields we have not covered yet. Due Date…
One problem of many plans is that they become outdated as soon as you are confronted with changes inside your project. What I like about Polarion is that you can embrace change. Change happens and ch…
