- Overview of OAuth access
The OAuth protocol enables web sites or applications (consumers) to access protected resources from a web service (service provider) through an API without requiring users to disclose their service provider credentials to the consumers.
- Configuring Rational ClearQuest Web server for cross-server communication
Use the Cross-Server Communication window of the Site Configuration interface to specify a target OSLC service provider with which you want to establish server-to-server communication.
- Configuring project relationships
After configuring the Rational® ClearQuest® Web server for cross-server communication, configure project relationship links.
- Configuring the target server for cross-server communication
You must configure the target OSLC service provider for cross-server communication back to the Rational® ClearQuest® Web server to complete configuring ClearQuest® Web for a Collaborative Lifecycle Management integration.
- Approving an OAuth consumer key
If an administrator on the Jazz™ server is configuring cross-server communication with the Rational® ClearQuest® Web server and the administrator does not have Super User privileges on the ClearQuest® Web server, the ClearQuest® Web administrator can use the OAuth Consumer Management window to approve the provisional consumer key.
- Registering an OAuth consumer key
You can register an OAuth consumer's secret to create a new consumer key. Use this function when the OAuth consumer does not have an interface to request access to Rational® ClearQuest® Web, for example, non-Jazz-based clients (consumers) that want to access OSLC links by using the OAuth protocol.
- Remapping URIs after renaming a CLM server
You must remap Jazz™ Team Server public URI artifact links for the DevOps solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM) resources after a server rename operation. Specifically, these are links that are stored in IBM Rational® RequisitePro® Web server configuration files and in OSLCLinks records in the ClearQuest® user database.