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question asked: Feb 12 '13, 8:48 a.m.
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Using Custom Operation Advisor(custom precondition) to check if workitem's time tracking could be saved.

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Aliaksei Gizheuski (23●6●10) | asked Feb 12 '13, 8:48 a.m.
edited Feb 12 '13, 8:50 a.m.
Imagine following case for RTC 3.0.1:

A user enters his progress in hours for a particular work item in the time tracking tab.
I should prohibit him to save this data if he enters it in some invalid time periods (i.e. before 01.01.2013).

The idea was to develop a plugin that would implement custom precondition for the save operation. This plugin could have asked an external service for invalid time periods.

The problem: I don't know how could my plugin get the data entered by a user in the time tracking tab.

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Ralph Schoon (63.3k●3●36●46) | answered Feb 12 '13, 11:13 a.m.
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I searched the API for ITimeSheetEntry and figured it is managed as a reference. See the client code below. So you would look into the new references of the new state. 

	
		ITimeSheetEntry entry= workItemClient.createTimeSheetEntry(fgProjectArea);
		entry.setStartDate(now);
		entry.setTimeSpent(twoHours);
		entry.setTimeCodeId(timeCodeId);
		entry.setTimeCode(timeCodeLabel);
		entry.setWorkType(workType);
		
		references.add(WorkItemEndPoints.WORK_TIME, IReferenceFactory.INSTANCE.createReferenceToItem(entry));
		workingCopy.getDependentItems().add(entry);

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