| Task: Verify Tool Configuration and Installation |
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| This task describes how to verify that the Development Configuration is ready to be used by the project. |
| Disciplines: Environment |
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Purpose
| The purpose of this task is to verify that the tools can be used to develop the system. |
Relationships
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Main Description
| The tools and the development infrastructure has to be verified before the project starts using them. How this is done will
clearly vary dependent upon skills, technology, and tools. |
Steps
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Verify the Environment
| Verify the environment contains the correct hardware, software, and data. Verify that the correct hardware is installed.
This may be done visually or through a tool (such as using Windows Properties for My Computer). |
Verify the Tools
| Verify that the correct software configuration is installed. This may be done by looking at the registry settings, 'ini'
files, or by launching the tool and looking at some information options or configuration options. |
Verify Data
| Verify the data contains the appropriate data. Verifying data may require using tools to visually inspect the data, or
using an application to display the data. At some point, one or more use cases may be selected and executed (one or more
scenarios) for each tool to ensure the tool and the results of using the tool are consistent with the need. |
Run the Tools
Assemble a small team of people who know the Toolsand the Project Defined Process well, and let them run the tools.
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Test multi site, many colliding users
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At least one use case scenario for each tool has been executed to verify the appropriate installation and
configuration of the tools.
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Try the normal scenarios of the development process and in the tool guidelines.
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Test the integration between different tools.
Issue change requests if necessary.
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