In departmental topologies, applications are deployed
on one or more application servers with some shared Jazz™ Team Servers.
This topology is ideal for mid-size deployments, such as single departments
or teams. These topologies use Apache Tomcat for DOORS® Web Access and IBM® WebSphere® Application
Server for the Jazz-based products. WebSphere Application Server reduces the
need to authenticate as you access multiple application servers. These
topologies also use an enterprise database management system with
a dedicated database server on a separate system.
IBM DOORS
Table 1. Key for abbreviations| Abbreviation |
Name |
| CCM |
Change and Configuration Management application |
| DM |
Rhapsody® Design
Management |
| DOORS DWA |
DOORS Web
Access |
| DOORS interop |
DOORS interoperation
server |
| DWA TRS |
DOORS Web
Access Tracked Resource Sets |
| JTS |
Jazz Team
Server |
| LQE |
Lifecycle Query Engine |
| QM |
Quality Management application |
| RELM |
Rational® Engineering
Lifecycle Manager |
| RM |
Requirements Management application |
| VVC |
Configuration Management application |
| WAS |
WebSphere Application
Server |
IBM DOORS Next Generation

Table 2. Key for abbreviations| Abbreviation |
Name |
| CCM |
Change and Configuration Management application |
| DM |
Rhapsody Design
Management |
| DOORS DWA |
DOORS Web
Access |
| DOORS interop |
DOORS interoperation
server |
| DWA TRS |
DOORS Web
Access Tracked Resource Sets |
| JTS |
Jazz Team
Server |
| LQE |
Lifecycle Query Engine |
| QM |
Quality Management application |
| RELM |
Rational Engineering
Lifecycle Manager |
| RM |
Requirements Management application |
| VVC |
Configuration Management application |
| WAS |
WebSphere Application
Server |