Agile projects portlets for OpenText Software Delivery Management

Agile connector inserts the agile data from agile projects to PPM database tables that are prefixed with AGILE_DATA, and then display the data in Agile Projects portlets in PPM Dashboard.

In this topic:

• Agile Projects portlets
• Import portlet definitions

Agile Projects portlets

PPM provides the following preconfigured Agile Projects portlets to display the agile data:

• Agile Projects - Defects by Feature & Status. Lists defects per feature in a specified release to help you analyze feature quality.
• Agile Projects - Defect List. Lists defects in a specified release.
• Agile Projects - Features. Lists features in a specified release.
• Agile Projects - User Story List. Lists user stories in a specified release.
• Agile Projects - Epics. Lists epics in a specified release.
• Agile Projects - Cost Per Feature. Lists the cost of each feature in a specified release.

These portlets are especially useful when you want to collectively view the data of an specific agile entity in a specific release.

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Import portlet definitions

To see the portlets displaying your agile projects data, you need to import the portlet definitions.

To import the portlet definitions:

1. Create an Agile instance.

   1. See Add an OpenText Software Delivery Management agile instance to complete the general settings.

   2. In the Advanced tab:

      1. Click the Select Agile Projects link to select the OpenText Software Delivery Management projects whose data is to be imported to the Agile Projects portlets.
      2. Select the option Sync Agile Data from Selected Agile Projects.
2. Run the Agile Data Sync service to synchronize agile data from your agile projects to PPM.

3. Run the following kMigratorImport.sh scripts to import portlet definitions.

   • sh ./kMigratorImport.sh -username <your username> -password <your password> -action import -filename "integration/mercury/bestpractices/AGM/Content/Workflows/AGM_AgileProjectsDefectList.zip" -i18n charset -refdata nochange -flags NNNNYNNNNNNNNNYNYNNN
   • sh ./kMigratorImport.sh -username <your username> -password <your password> -action import -filename "integration/mercury/bestpractices/AGM/Content/Workflows/AGM_AgileProjectsDefectsbyFeatureStatus.zip" -i18n charset -refdata nochange -flags NNNNYNNNNNNNNNYNYNNN
   • sh ./kMigratorImport.sh -username <your username> -password <your password> -action import -filename "integration/mercury/bestpractices/AGM/Content/Workflows/AGM_AgileProjectsEpics.zip" -i18n charset -refdata nochange -flags NNNNYNNNNNNNNNYNYNNN
   • sh ./kMigratorImport.sh -username <your username> -password <your password> -action import -filename "integration/mercury/bestpractices/AGM/Content/Workflows/AGM_AgileProjectsFeatures.zip" -i18n charset -refdata nochange -flags NNNNYNNNNNNNNNYNYNNN
   • sh ./kMigratorImport.sh -username <your username> admin -password <your password> -action import -filename "integration/mercury/bestpractices/AGM/Content/Workflows/AGM_AgileProjectsUserStoryList.zip" -i18n charset -refdata nochange -flags NNNNYNNNNNNNNNYNYNNN
   • sh ./kMigratorImport.sh -username <your username> -password <your password> -action import -filename "integration/mercury/bestpractices/AGM/Content/Portlets/AGM_AgileProjectsCostPerFeature.zip" -i18n charset -refdata nochange -flags NNNNYNNNNNNNNNYNYNNN
4. Add the portlets to your Dashboard page.

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