Before using the Collaborator Add-On for DOORS, you must specify Collaborator server and user credentials.
Settings
To change the Add-On settings:
- Open DOORS Classic.
- Switch to the User tab and click Collaborator Reviewer. This will launch the DOORS Add-On.
- Switch to the Preferences tab.
Collaborator Add-On for DOORS have the following settings:
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Server URL |
Denotes which Collaborator server to use. The Server URL must include the correct port number and path if applicable. If your server uses HTTPS, you may need to install its certificate as described below. |
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Username |
Specifies user credentials. The user name and password are the same as you use when logging into the web server (the password or login ticket is requested when you log in for the first time). You can specify your password or login ticket. When single sign-on authentication is disabled, specify password. When single sign-on authentication is enabled, specify login ticket instead. |
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Capture debug log |
Once enabled, the Collaborator Add-On for DOORS will gather debug information and store it at USERDIR/.smartbear/logs/doors.log Here USERDIR refers to the user's home directory (under Windows, your "Documents and Settings" Profile directory). |
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Test connection |
Check connection to the Collaborator server without saving username and password. To store credentials for further actions press Save button. |
Configure HTTPS Connection
When your Collaborator server uses HTTPS connection and its certificate cannot be automatically verified, or server uses a self-signed certificate, then you will need to install the certificate manually.
Note on self-signed certificates: You have to use certificate signed with Certificate Authority (CA). It can be any CA - even yourself. And you must install that CA certificate in trusted authorities. You cannot use self-signed certificate directly.
Obtain Certificate
At first, you need to obtain the certificate from the Collaborator server administrator, or obtain it yourself as described below:
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Launch Firefox browser and navigate to Web UI of your Collaborator server.
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Click the info button to the left of a web page's address.
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Click the More Information button in the next prompt. This will open the Page Info window.
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Switch to the Security panel and click the View Certificate button.
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In the ensuing Certificate Viewer dialog, switch to the Details tab.
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Select the topmost certificate in the hierarchy and click Export button.
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Specify a path where to save the certificate in a standard Save File dialog.
Install Certificate
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Double click the certificate. This will open the Certificate Information window.
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Click Install Certificate button.
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In the ensuing Import Certificate Wizard, click Next to proceed to the Certificate Store page.
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Select the Place all certificates in the following store option, click Browse and select the Trusted Root Certificate Authorities store.
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Click Next and Finish.
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For self-signed certificates, a Security Warning will be displayed. Click Yes to confirm certificate installation.