You export a module from IBM DOORS or DOORS Next Generation as ReqIF (.reqifz), import it into another requirements management tool, and the text comes through fine — but the embedded images and objects stay blank. This is a classic ReqIF interchange issue, and the cause is subtler than mere tool incompatibility. This article explains the cause of the problem and offers a ready-to-use utility to fix it.
Exposing an IBM ELM (Engineering Lifecycle Management) platform behind a reverse proxy is an unavoidable step for any production deployment. It centralises access, lets you manage SSL certificates in a single place, and makes the public URL independent of the internal infrastructure.
Administering critical platforms like Jazz (CORS management, EWM widget deployment, DB2 database maintenance) demands a responsive interface and smooth handling of secure data flows. At Syncheo, we migrated from heavy third-party tools like mRemoteNG to a 100% native Windows stack.
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