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Transporting Transports

Former Member
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Hi, i have a dev enviroment where all my dev work is done, once its completed i want to transfer everything, i.e. all the modules modifed to my test enviroment. How do i go about do that? i was hoping to be able to control this through a JAVA api, is there a functional module that will move the transport for me? or will TP.exe do that for me?

Any examples wil be greatly appricated.

Thanks - Peter

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RichHeilman
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Developer Advocate
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You should get with your basis team. Usually you would release the transport and the basis team would move the transport to the next system in your landscape using transaction STMS.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

Former Member
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Go Se10

Place your cursor on the task name of the request and click on the TRUCK button in the application toolbar to release the task first.

Likewise release all the tasks under that request

Then release the Transport request

Former Member
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Usual process is, the developer releases the transprots in SE09 and basis would import the released transports to QA and subsequently to PROD systems thru STMS.

Thanks,

Santosh

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This is all good, but my project is integrating ClearQuest with SAP, i've made a program that will create a transport ID and return to ClearQuest. The developer does all his work in that transportID and then goes back into clearQuest and change the lifeCycle to Fixed. I want to create a Java Program that receives the Transport ID and goes into SAP gets all the associated child transports and objects and moves it to a user specified area.

So my question really is, is there a functional module or program that will received a transport ID and path and do that?

Sorry for not explaining clearer before Thanks - Peter