Different WIs states in plan client and web browser
Hello,
We have a client who uses RTC 4.01. and we noticed a strange behavior when comparing the plans using eclipse client vs. Web Browser.
The number of total WIs in the plan is 12. among them 4 are in the state open and 12 in closed. This is the correct view
On the eclipse client we seen also 14 WIs among them 12 WI in state open and 2 in closed. (The menu under the Plan name). Looking into the Planned items one can see that there are indeed 12 WI grayed out which means they are closed. This is proved also by opening all WIs and checking out their states.
In other words, the misleading info is the one at top of the Plan in eclipse:
Any thoughts on this?
Thank you,
Zica
We have a client who uses RTC 4.01. and we noticed a strange behavior when comparing the plans using eclipse client vs. Web Browser.
The number of total WIs in the plan is 12. among them 4 are in the state open and 12 in closed. This is the correct view
On the eclipse client we seen also 14 WIs among them 12 WI in state open and 2 in closed. (The menu under the Plan name). Looking into the Planned items one can see that there are indeed 12 WI grayed out which means they are closed. This is proved also by opening all WIs and checking out their states.
In other words, the misleading info is the one at top of the Plan in eclipse:
Any thoughts on this?
Thank you,
Zica
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Hello Zica,
Eclise and web client behave differentely as designed. The reason for that is that Eclipse client is no longer developed. There is one of the examples of different behavior which might match your behavior: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21634108
Please let us know if it helps for you.
Best regards,
Krzysztof Kazmierczyk
Eclise and web client behave differentely as designed. The reason for that is that Eclipse client is no longer developed. There is one of the examples of different behavior which might match your behavior: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21634108
Please let us know if it helps for you.
Best regards,
Krzysztof Kazmierczyk
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