Why don't you make /Project/View/FolderA/FoderB/TASKID the task id? If
you don't want to show that in the UI you can set a key on the ITask
objects.
hi, steffen
unfortunately, i got the ERROR below, after i use the full path as the task
id...
java.lang.RuntimeException: invalid handle for task, can not contain: -,
was:
/A1282-Project/A1282-View/A1282-Folder/99_Appl_SW-Data/Application_Code/eclipse?type=Task&StTaskNumber=3533
at
org.eclipse.mylyn.internal.tasks.core.RepositoryTaskHandleUtil.getHandle(RepositoryTaskHandleUtil.java:25)
at
org.eclipse.mylyn.internal.tasks.core.RepositoryModel.getTaskHandle(RepositoryModel.java:121)
at
org.eclipse.mylyn.internal.tasks.core.RepositoryModel.createTask(RepositoryModel.java:69)
at
org.eclipse.mylyn.internal.tasks.core.sync.SynchronizeQueriesJob$TaskCollector.accept(SynchronizeQueriesJob.java:81)
any suggestion?
Thanks & Best Regards!
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| Nick Tan |
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On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 12:53 PM, Steffen Pingel <[email protected]
> wrote:
> > actually, i problem is the getTaskData signature only pass a String of
> Task
> > ID, and TaskRepository object.
> > as this method supposed, i need retrieve the full task details from
> server
> > for web/http access system like JIRA, bugzilla, Trac, etc. it won't be a
> pb
> > since they all have a uniform query interface by TaskID
> > e.g. JIRA: http://hostname:port/TASKID
> >
> > but for StarTeam, tasks/CRs are stored under the folder, so the
> pseudo-url:
> > hostname:port/Project/View/FolderA/FoderB/TASKID
>
> Why don't you make /Project/View/FolderA/FoderB/TASKID the task id? If
> you don't want to show that in the UI you can set a key on the ITask
> objects.
>
> >> If that is not feasible you could consider overriding
> >> AbstractRepositoryConnector.canSynchronizeTask() and return false. If
> >> you ensure that performQuery() always returns non partial task data
> >> you should still be able to leverage almost all functionality of the
> >> framework. One limitation is that looking up repository tasks by id
> >> will not work unless a task is already in the task list.
> >
> > Oh? could it be a case that I handle a Task ID, which passed as a
> argument
> > by mylyn framework, but the corresponding task not in the task list?
>
> Yes, tasks do not necessarily have to be in the task list. You can
> open tasks directly from the repository.
>
> > One more thing, i'm considering use TasksUiPlugin.getTaskList() to
> retrieve
> > the task list, and query task by id/key with the methods provided by
> > TaskList.
> > but one pb is TasksUiPlugin.getTaskList() depends on the Mylyn Task UI
> > plugin, but my code (RespositoryConnector) actually lay in a Core
> plugin...
>
> I would not recommend that as it limits reuse of your connector in
> other contexts, e.g. in a headless application.
>
> Steffen
>
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