Mea culpa... partial mea culpa anyway...
I just realized that the id I'm using for the custom fields isn't the
numeric-as-String project ID that JIRA uses internally. My bad on that, and
I withdraw that part of the question...
I remain a bit confused about the date filter behavior I'm seeing though...
Jerry
I'm currently using the headless Mylyn API to retrieve JIRA tasks and have
> been testing against the JIRA installation at mylyn.eclipse.org.
>
> My code is structured essentially as follows (a pattern that I'm ape-ing
> from the unit tests):
>
> JiraClient client =
> new JiraClient(new WebLocation(url,
>
> credentials.getUsername(),
>
> credentials.getPassword()));
>
>
> ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> // Build the filter that will represent our JIRA query...
>
> ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> FilterDefinition filter = new FilterDefinition();
>
> // Specify a date-range/interval of updated values to query...
> filter.setUpdatedDateFilter(new DateRangeFilter(new Date(2008, 6,
> 30),
> new Date(2008, 7,
> 31)));
>
> filter.setProjectFilter(new ProjectFilter(new
> Project("CUSTOMFIELDS")));
>
> // Do the query...
> JiraIssueCollector collector = new JiraIssueCollector();
> client.search(filter, collector, null);
>
> assertTrue(collector.isDone());
> assertTrue(collector.getIssues().size() > 0);
>
> List<JiraIssue> issues = collector.getIssues();
>
> for(JiraIssue issue : issues )
> {
> System.err.println(issue);
> tab(); System.err.println("project = " + issue.getProject());
> tab(); System.err.println("updated = " + issue.getUpdated());
> }
>
>
> Basic authentication to the repository is fine, as I do indeed get results
> back. I'm just not sure that I understand the semantics of the
> FilterDefinition entirely, because I'm not quite getting back what I expect
> (please see below). I used the DateRangeFilter and thought I was
> restricting my query to updated dates that would lie within the month of
> July 2008, but I get a bunch of stuff outside that interval. As well, my
> attempt to restrict to the project CUSTOMFIELDS doesn't seem to have worked
> since although some CUSTOMFIELDS stuff comes through, several other projects
> are also represented in the results. Still using the filters gives me fewer
> returned values than I get when I don't use them at all (only 13 rather than
> the full 100 that my JiraCollector implementation specifies as its maxHits
> value).
>
> SCRATCH-189 asdf - wiki
> project = null
> updated = Tue Aug 12 19:08:29 PDT 2008
> PRONE-8439 testUpdateTask
> project = null
> updated = Wed Aug 20 19:36:54 PDT 2008
> PRONE-8397 testUpdateTask
> project = null
> updated = Fri Aug 15 13:50:25 PDT 2008
> PRONE-8355 testUpdateTask
> project = null
> updated = Thu Aug 14 17:56:20 PDT 2008
> PRONE-8313 testUpdateTask
> project = null
> updated = Tue Aug 12 18:45:30 PDT 2008
> PRONE-8271 testUpdateTask
> project = null
> updated = Tue Aug 12 18:35:39 PDT 2008
> PRONE-8229 testUpdateTask
> project = null
> updated = Tue Aug 12 17:30:30 PDT 2008
> PRONE-8198 test123
> project = null
> updated = Fri Aug 08 16:07:47 PDT 2008
> PRONE-8146 testUpdateTask
> project = null
> updated = Fri Aug 08 16:08:48 PDT 2008
> PRONE-5059 asdf
> project = null
> updated = Mon Aug 11 20:31:14 PDT 2008
> DEMO-2 stack trace
> project = null
> updated = Fri Aug 22 18:12:44 PDT 2008
> CUSTOMFIELDS-1471 abc
> project = null
> updated = Fri Aug 22 21:03:06 PDT 2008
> CUSTOMFIELDS-665 testUpdateIssue
> project = null
> updated = Wed Aug 20 17:40:27 PDT 2008
>
> So my guesses and questions are:
>
>
> - Am I totally misunderstanding how the DateRangeFilter works? What
> should I be giving it if I want to query on a time-valued field for all of
> the things updated in a given interval [time_0, time_1]?
> - Why does the project field always come back null on the returned
> JiraIssues?
> - Do I utterly misunderstand how the ProjectFilter works? The class
> appears to be a fairly simple data container and passing in both the
> uppercase JIRA project key as well as the friendly project name (i.e.
> "CUSTOMFIELDS" vs "Custom Fields") both appear to fail to restrict the
> result by filtering out projects that don't match that. I'm not sure
> whether this is related to the null project values that come back or not.
>
> Thanks in advance for any pointers or suggestions. The API seems fairly
> simple in this respect, but there must be something that I'm doing in a
> fundamentally unsound way to get the unexpected results...
>
> Jerry
>
>
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