Syndeia and Jama

JA1	Connect to one or more Jama repositories and view contents Connect to one or more Jama repositories (servers) in your organization by supplying the URL and your credentials.
JA2	View contents of Jama repositories View the contents of Jama repositories, such as projects, folders, requirements, test cases, and other Jama items.
JA3	Search Jama repositories Search Jama repositories for any Jama item, such as requirements.
JA4	Create Reference connections between SysML model elements and Jama elements Drag-n-drop artifacts from any repository/tool to any Jama repository element (e.g. project / folder / requirement / test case), or vice versa, to create a reference connection. A reference connection is the most basic form of traceability between artifacts and Jama repository elements. A reference connection can be used to check if the version of the Jama artifact has changed.
JA5	Generate Jama requirements and requirement structure from SysML requirements, and create Data Map or Model Transform connections Drag-n-drop a SysML requirement to a Jama project or folder to generate Jama requirements and/or requirement structures. This also creates connections between the SysML requirements and Jama requirements that can be used for compare and bi-directional sync operations. Data Map connections can be used to compare/sync requirement attributes while the Model Transform connections can be used to compare/sync requirement attributes and structure.
JA6	Generate SysML requirement structures from Jama requirements and sets, create Data Map or Model Transform connections Drag-n-drop a Jama requirement (which may have child requirements) or a set to a SysML package to generate SysML requirement structure. This also creates connections between the SysML requirements and Jama requirements that can be used for compare and bi-directional sync operations. Data Map connections can be used to compare/sync requirement attributes while the Model Transform connections can be used to compare/sync requirement attributes and structure.
JA7	Compare SysML requirements and Jama requirements Invoke the Compare operation on connections between SysML requirements and Jama requirements to generate a difference table that shows the in-sync and out-of-sync aspects of the two sides.
JA8	Sync SysML requirements → Jama requirements Invoke the _Sync SysML → Target_ operation on connections between SysML requirements and Jama requirements to compare and update the Jama requirements based on the SysML requirement properties and structure.
JA9	Sync Jama requirements → SysML requirements Invoke the _Sync Target → SysML_ operation on connections between SysML requirements and Jama requirements to compare and update the SysML requirements based on the Jama requirements.
JA10	Connect existing SysML requirements and Jama requirements Drag-n-drop an existing SysML requirement to a Jama requirement (or vice versa) to create connections for downstream compare/sync.