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HCL VersionVault Explorer - UCM tutorial
This tutorial describes HCL VersionVault Explorer Change Management for the HCL VersionVault Explorer.
Getting started with UCM
Getting started with UCM
Eclipse: Modifying a resource in UCM
Edit a VersionVault resource, creating a new UCM activity.

Tutorials
Complete tutorials with specific learning objectives for the product.
- HCL VersionVault tutorial
  Welcome to the HCL VersionVault tutorial. This tutorial shows you how to start working with HCL VersionVault.
- HCL VersionVault Remote Client - base VersionVault tutorial
  This tutorial explains how to set up your base VersionVault environment in the HCL VersionVault Explorer so that you can start working with resources in a repository (a VersionVault VOB).
- HCL VersionVault Explorer - UCM tutorial
  This tutorial describes HCL VersionVault Explorer Change Management for the HCL VersionVault Explorer.
  - Introduction to the HCL VersionVault UCM tutorial
    This topic introduces the HCL VersionVault Explorer Change Management (UCM) tutorial.
  - UCM Administrator Tasks
    This module explains the project manager’s tasks to set up a UCM project.
  - Getting started with UCM
    Getting started with UCM
  - Getting started with UCM
    Getting started with UCM
    - Eclipse: Creating a workspace for your VersionVault UCM tutorial project
      You must create an Eclipse workspace for your VersionVault UCM tutorial project.
    - Eclipse: Setting the VersionVault Windows Explorer Perspective
      The VersionVault Explorer perspective provides access to local VersionVault views and remote VersionVault repositories.
    - Eclipse: Joining the VersionVault UCM tutorial project
      Join the VersionVault UCM tutorial project.
    - Eclipse: Loading resources into a VersionVault view
      To access resources, you must load them into your VersionVault view.
    - Eclipse: Importing the existing Eclipse project
      Import an Eclipse project for the UCM tutorial.
    - Eclipse: Modifying a resource in UCM
      Edit a VersionVault resource, creating a new UCM activity.
    - Eclipse: Updating your VersionVault view (rebasing)
      This lesson describes the process of rebasing your development stream.
    - Eclipse: Merging
      In UCM, the merge operation is an integral part of the deliver operation and can also occur when you rebase your private work area.
    - Eclipse: Updating the repository (delivering)
      This lesson describes the process of delivering your changes to the integration stream.

Eclipse: Modifying a resource in UCM

Edit a VersionVault resource, creating a new UCM activity.

About this task

To modify a resource:

Procedure

In Eclipse, select Window > Open Perspective > Java. In the Navigator view, select the WelcomeToUCM.java file.
Right-click WelcomeToUCM.java and select Run As > Java Application. Note that the text, "Welcome to the UCM tutorial!" appears in the Console view.
Right-click the WelcomeToUCM.java file and select Team > Check Out from the context menu.
In the Checkout dialog box, click New in the Select Activity section. If you cannot see the Select Activity section, click Show Details.
In the Create New Activity dialog box, enter Updating_text_for_UCM_tutorial in the Activity Headline field and click OK to create the new activity.
In the Checkout dialog box, click OK to check out the WelcomeToUCM.java file.
In the VersionVault Navigator view, double-click the WelcomeToUCM.java file to open the file for editing. Change the System.out.println (Welcome to the UCM tutorial!"); line to read System.out.println ("Welcome to the Unified Change Management (UCM) tutorial!"); Click File > Save in the Eclipse window.
Right-click the WelcomeToUCM.java file in the VersionVault Navigator view and select Team > Check In from the context menu. In the Checkin dialog box, accept the default settings and click OK. The file is now checked in.
In the VersionVault Navigator view, select the WelcomeToUCM.java file, right-click and select Run As > Java Application. Note that your changes to the text now appear in the Console view.

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