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Hi Nirajan,

We need a bit more information to be able to help you:

1. What is your Eclipse version/distribution you are using?

2. What is your RTC client version you have installed?

3. What do you mean that you do not see source control and builds fordler? do you mean that you don't see these two views? Please provide us the screen snapshot from what you see under Jazz Source Control and Team Build section when you click on Other... in the screen snapshot provided by anoop?

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Kevin, thank you for your answer.

Let me be more specific about the issue:

- I created a trial RTC 6.0.3 project at jazz.net.

- I installed the client and connected it to my project

- I made some tests, assigning new users, giving them new roles, ets.

- Then, I tried to create a new work item from Eclipse client, but, when I checked it at Project Configuration / Work items, all options (types and attributes, ennumerations, ets) are marked with a gray font and the text "(unconfigured)". I can not see any items, even default work items, but when I look for them in my project, they exist.

I guess there is no reason to execute any quary, as far as I didn't create new instances for default or custom work items.

Was I clearer this time?

Additional comment: I know I can manage work items from web client, but my intention is test it using Eclipse client.

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My SonarQube test setup required a client certificate issued by private ca.

I specified keystore and truststore as vmargs (works fine with other plugins) and enabled verbose logs as mentioned in Frequently asked questions

After discussing the findings with some of our developers, I found out that there was actually a setting in the eclipse.ini, that defined using a Java 17, which overrode my -vm setting to use a different Java version. The setting was buried somewhere in the middle of the ini file and looked like this:

If this is the case there is a reasonably safe approach that works. Install the latest Eclipse EWM Client that ships as a zip with EWM/RTC bundled. As an example unzip it into C:\RTC702SR1Dev\installs\TeamConcert\. Adding the dropins folder and the Feature Based Launches has always worked for me so far. The dropins folder needs to be the folder C:\RTC702SR1Dev\installs\TeamConcert\jazz\dropins if you unzip the client that way.

Unfortunately there is another caveat with this approach. In 1.8__53 Import a feature to make launching the RTC Eclipse client much easier the path to import the feature com.ibm.team.rtc.client.feature is C:\RTC702SR1Dev\installs\TeamConcert\jazz and not C:\RTC702SR1Dev\installs\TeamConcert\eclipse with the example install above. If you have done this successfully, you can use the standard EWM Eclipse client for development.

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