james woodyatt wrote:
I also received a response from someone who had done basic integration
with Scopus QualityTEAM, and who was offering to provide more detailed
information about how to do it. That It Can Be Done is the
information I was looking for at this stage.
Keep in mind Scopus is a dead-end product; my current Perforce project
is using Scopus but beginning to evaluate other problem tracking systems
due to the lack of future support for Scopus. Not to mention the fact
that Scopus is incredibly, unbelievably slow and the engineers hate it
passionately. ;^)
I'm currently looking at Keystone, from StoneKeep Consulting. See
http://www.stonekeep.com/ for more info. I haven't attempting any
integration efforts yet, I'm still in the process of building an
evaluation system.
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Wes Peters Softweyr LLC
http://www.softweyr.com/~softweyr wes at softweyr.com
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