SYS.4 – System Integration and Integration Verification (A-SPICE 4.0)

SYS.4 System Integration and Integration Verification – focuses on brining all system elements together and ensuring they work as intended. It verifies that interfaces, data flows and interactions align with the system architecture and meet release expectations. This process ensures integration issues are detected early, traceability is maintained and clear results are communicated to stakeholders,Continue reading “SYS.4 – System Integration and Integration Verification (A-SPICE 4.0)”

SWE.6 – Software Qualification Test (A-SPICE 4.0)

Welcome back to our A-SPICE journey. This post continues my A-SPICE SWE series. Missed the others? Start with SWE.1 Software Requirements Analysis. In this post we want to finalize our activities in regards to SWE. But from now on we will focus on Version 4.0 of Automotive SPICE. Enjoy 🙂 ID: SWE.6Process name: Software VerificationProcessContinue reading “SWE.6 – Software Qualification Test (A-SPICE 4.0)”

AI Integration (Part 1): A Simple Form Extension Example

Automatically breaking down a user stories into sub-tasks? Creating test cases? Checking requirements quality? All of this can be done quite well by ChatGPT and Large Language Models (LLMs) in general. But how can we integrate an LLM so that we have this functionality directly integrated in Polarion? This post and the upcoming ones willContinue reading “AI Integration (Part 1): A Simple Form Extension Example”

SWE.5 – Software Integration and Integration test

Hi everyone,its time to continue the A-SPICE series with the upcoming SWE.5 process. Last time we had a look onto the SWE.4 – Software Unit Verification process. ID: SWE.5Process name: Software Integration and Integration TestProcess purpose: The goal of the process for software integration and integration testing is to combine individual software units into largerContinue reading “SWE.5 – Software Integration and Integration test”

Check out the Polarion Advent Calendar 2022!

Siemens is providing his second Polarion advent calendar containing a wide variety of technical stuff put into the context of christmas. Don’t forget to check it out. It’s great content for all Polarion admins & consultants to get inspired and find out what is possible! 🙂 Find the advent calendar here: Polarion Advent Calendar

The Basics of Java Widget Creation

While the creation of velocity widgets is quick and easy, you’ll might come across use cases that can only be tackled with the creation of a Java based widgets. This is mostly the case as soon as you want to create an interactive widget. In this post I want to go trough the basics ofContinue reading “The Basics of Java Widget Creation”

SWE.3 – Software Detailed Design and Unit Construction

Welcome,to my series about A-SPICE and its related processes. Today we want to take a deeper look into SWE.3 – Software Detailed Design. In the last post we covered the software architectural design and prepared all relevant project development data for this process. Shall we begin? ID: SWE.3Process name: Software Detailed Design and Unit ConstructionProcessContinue reading “SWE.3 – Software Detailed Design and Unit Construction”

Rendering generated Content in Polarion Documents

So far, developing and using Widgets is a standard when displaying aggregated data of Work Items across the whole project or different documents, for stuff like testing reports, traceability matrixes. But these are always external, can of course be opened in a baseline (e.g. for a specific release), but do not have a Workflow orContinue reading “Rendering generated Content in Polarion Documents”

Setting up a Polarion, Jenkins and SonarQube Toolchain for Software Development

In this post I will go trough the steps to set up a simple toolchain that allows me to manage my small development projects: As most of my developments center around Polarion customizings, I will use the development of a simple workflow script as example to go trough each step. The target is to beContinue reading “Setting up a Polarion, Jenkins and SonarQube Toolchain for Software Development”

Create your individual Widget easily with the Active Questionnaire [Part 1]

The extension portal offers a super powerfull widget that basically allows you to create your own widget UI via drag & drop and the execution logic via Javascript. In most cases this will be much quicker than creating your own Java widgets, because you don’t have to build the front-end from scratch and you don’tContinue reading “Create your individual Widget easily with the Active Questionnaire [Part 1]”

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