Frequently asked questions about using CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise 5.0

• Who can help me with CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise 5.0?
  You can get a wide selection of community help and professional support for CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise 5.0.
• What is a tracker?
  A tracker is a collection of records that follow the development of a unit of work from conception through to completion. You can create a tracker to manage almost any kind of work that your project calls for.
• What is tracker workflow?
  To help users handle their tracker items effectively, you can set up some workflow rules. Workflow rules require a user to do something to a tracker before they can reassign it or update its status.
• What kinds of tracker searches are available?
  If you want to retain your searches for tracker artifacts, you can save them and share them with other project collaborators.
• What software configuration management tools are available in CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise 5.0?
  From within CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise 5.0 5.0, users can browse the contents of a project's SCM repositories, and view detailed information about code commits, changed files, and associations with other CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise 5.0 5.0 items.
• How can I stay informed about events on my SourceForge site?
  To keep up with changes, you can be notified by an automatic email when an item you are interested in is updated.
• What filters can I apply to monitoring emails?
  You can use X-headers to sort and filter emails sent by SourceForge. Depending on the context of the message, custom email headers (X-headers) are added to the email. The custom headers can be used by email agents and clients to filter and sort email.
• What is a document in CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise 5.0?
  For CollabNet SourceForge purposes, a document is any file that you track with a document artifact.
• Who can work with documents?
  Any project member with the Document Edit permission can edit a document.
• What is a task dependency?
  Task dependencies show what must be done before a given task and what will be done after the task is complete. Project managers can create dependencies between any two or more tasks in a project.
• What is a release?
  A release is a group of one or more files that are published as a unit.
• What's the best way to search the CollabNet User Information Center?
  Searching this site with the Eclipse search tool is a little different from searching the Web with a service such as Google. Here are some guidelines for getting the most out of a search on this site.

Questions? Comments? Talk to other SourceForge Enterprise users and CollabNet engineers.

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