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How can I convert a build result contribution to a JUnit Class Handle

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S S
(14●14●18) Mar 17 '15, 10:47 a.m.
Currently, JUnit tests are reported/displayed to the "Tests" tab of our RTC builds. I'm trying to write some custom tooling around getting the test suite/class names that fail out on each build. I've written code to get the build result contributions for each build. However, I'm having trouble converting those contributions into a form that I can use with the IJUnitTestCase and IJUnitTestClass api. Any suggestions/help with this would be really appreciated.

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sam detweiler
(12.5k●6●195●201) Mar 17 '15, 11:05 a.m.
you need to retrieve the content from the contribution object. 

I don't know how to convert that to what you need.. I don't know what the data stream looks like.
here is a post with code to get the contents
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/176187/how-to-download-log-file-from-build-result-through-plain-java-client-library

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S S
Mar 17 '15, 3:36 p.m.
Thanks for the info, Sam. I've written a function to return a list of Build Results and I'm able to get the buildContributionResults for each build result. Here's an example:  com.ibm.team.build.internal.common.model.impl.BuildResultContributionsHandleImpl@6ceb6ceb (stateId: <unset>, itemId: [UUID XXXXXXXXXXXXX], origin: com.ibm.team.repository.client.internal.TeamRepository@22d022d, immutable: true) Unfortunately, I don't see how I'm supposed to use this to get to the JUnit tests stored on the "Tests Tab".

sam detweiler
Mar 17 '15, 4:44 p.m.
I don't know 'exactly', but if you get the source for the com.ibm.team.build.toolkit plugin then look at the code in com.ibm.team.build.internal.toolkit.unit you will see how they create and view the unit test contributions, to get the source, setup the sdk in eclipse, window->preferences, plugin development, target platform then open the Plugin perspective, and find the plugin, then right click, import as source then you can view the source in the eclipse project that matches the plugin name

S S
Mar 23 '15, 2:10 p.m.
Sam, I was able to get the JUnit Handles for each build result:  IJUnitTestSuiteContributionHandle junitHandle = (IJUnitTestSuiteContributionHandle) junitContributionHandles[j].getExtendedContribution();  I'm now having issues converting this to a IJunitTestCase so I can go in and grab the error data associated with each build result. I keep running into an incompatible type error.

sam detweiler
Mar 23 '15, 2:42 p.m.
I haven't done anything with these types of objects.. as a debugging tool, you might print out the classname of the objects to see what type they are.

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