OSLC Server support for Matlab

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Siddharth Somani
Siddharth Somani on 17 Jun 2020
Answered: Paul Urban on 18 Dec 2023
Hi,
I'm a Product Manager for PTC's Windchill RV&S SSE product suite. Our customers use Matlab Simulink in integration with Windchill RV&S. I'm looking for information on OSLC Support for Matlab Simulink. While searching for an already answered question, I came across an article that talks about Requirements traceability with DNG using OSLC. https://in.mathworks.com/help/slrequirements/ug/requirements-traceability-with-ibm-rational-doors-next-generation.html
Would you please confirm if MathWorks has rolled-out official support for OSLC Server, OSLC Client or both ?
Thanks & regards,
Siddharth Somani
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Adrian Whitfield
Adrian Whitfield on 17 Jun 2020
I'm interested in this too Mathworks ! We have OSLC support in Polarion, so this is very interesting.

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Paul Urban
Paul Urban on 24 Jun 2020
Currently MATLAB and Simulink are not OSLC consumers or producers. Simulink Requirements uses OSLC API’s from DOORS Next Generation to import DNG content into Simulink Requirements using a query. We continue to evaluate OSLC as a means to provide data exchange. Please contact me directly for more information.
Paul

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Paul Urban
Paul Urban on 18 Dec 2023
As of R2021a you can now use a command-line OSLC client in MATLAB to communicate with OSLC providers. You can use the client to integrate third-party requirements management, quality management, and change management tools with Requirements Toolbox. Currently MATLAB and Simulink are not OSLC consumers or producers.
After you instantiate a client and provide authentication credentials, you can query a service provider for existing OSLC resources and fetch all properties of the resource. You can commit changes to the provider from MATLAB when you add, update, or delete resources.
For more information, see the documentation: oslc.Client

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