After you create a project area, you must assign it to
a configuration space, which is also called a space.
Before you begin
You should be familiar with project
areas, configuration spaces, snapshots, workspaces,
and change sets, which are described in Management of shared design resources.
A Design
Management project area must exist that is not associated with a
space. For more information about creating a project area, see the
related link at the end of this topic.
About this task
After you associate a project area with a space, you cannot
associate that project area with a different space. You must have
JazzAdmins privileges to complete this task.
Procedure
- Open the dashboard for the project: Click the Home icon in the upper left of the page and, in the Design Management section, click the project area name.
- Open the properties page for the project area: On the toolbar
in the upper-right corner of the page, click the Administration icon; then click Manage Project Properties.
- In the left sidebar, click Design Domain.
- Under the Configure Space header,
create a configuration space or select an existing one; then click Save.
For example, in a collaborative
development environment, you might have different project teams working
on different project components. You might specify that these teams
share the same configuration space so that the teams share the same
configurations.
Results
When you create a configuration space, a corresponding default
workspace is created. A dropdown list is displayed in the header near
the upper right of the page, which lists the contexts for the project
area. You must associate a project area with one or more domains.