JAVA API to Read/Get the RTC User Profile details?

praveen hanchinamani (27●3●12) | asked Jun 29 '16, 7:00 a.m.
edited Jun 30 '16, 8:50 a.m. by Paul Slauenwhite (8.4k●1●2)

Hello Everyone,

In RTC 6.0.1 Web UI I can get the details of the users in the user profile such as -

1) Work location

2) Work Days &

3) Work Allocation.

I am interested to retrieve these information using the RTC Plain JAVA API.

Provided the user id, i want to retrieve the above details through RTC 6.0.1 Plain JAVA APIs.

Could you please help me on this? any code snippet to reach till user profile.

Thanks & Regards,

Praveen S H

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Ralph Schoon (63.6k●3●36●46) | answered Jun 30 '16, 9:34 a.m.
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Here is some work I have done. It helps locating the classes:

https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2014/07/22/manage-scheduled-absences-using-the-plainjava-client-libraries/
This is from other customers: JAM – Jazz Workallocation Manager A lightweight Web client to manage the Workallocation of users or team within Jazz/RTC I provided them some code but had no time to blog about it.

Some hints:
com.ibm.team.apt.internal.client.resource.ResourcePlanningManager
        ResourcePlanningManager resourcePlanningManager = resourcePlanning
                .getResourcePlanningManager();
        IContributorInfo info = resourcePlanningManager.getContributorInfo(
                this.user, true, monitor);
        ItemCollection<IWorkResourceDetails> details = info
                .getWorkDetails(this.user);

            IWorkResourceDetailsHandle[] remove = toRemove
                    .toArray(new IWorkResourceDetailsHandle[toRemove.size()]);

            resourcePlanning.deleteWorkDetails(remove, monitor);

            IWorkResourceDetails[] save = toSave
                    .toArray(new IWorkResourceDetails[toSave.size()]);

            resourcePlanning.saveWorkDetails(save, monitor);

There are several challenges with the API and it is not public API, it is internal API.

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praveen hanchinamani commented Jul 01 '16, 1:16 a.m.

Thank you Ralph,

I was interested in retrieving the details about the work allocation. Your answer helped me achieve the goal.

praveen hanchinamani commented Jul 01 '16, 1:16 a.m. | edited Jul 01 '16, 1:18 a.m.

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praveen hanchinamani (27●3●12) | answered Jul 07 '16, 12:57 a.m.

To access work allocation details, please find the code snippet as below -

// Get the user to whom the work allocation has be to fetched.

IContributor inspectUser = teamRepository.contributorManager().fetchContributorByUserId(user, monitor);

// Get the resource planning client

final IResourcePlanningClient resourcePlanning = (IResourcePlanningClient) teamRepository.getClientLibrary(IResourcePlanningClient.class);

// Get the contributor related planning information

IContributorInfo info = resourcePlanning.getResourcePlanningManager().getContributorInfo(inspectUser, true, monitor);

ItemCollection<IWorkResourceDetails> workDetails = info.getWorkDetails(inspectUser);

for (IWorkResourceDetails iWorkResourceDetails : workDetails) {

if (iWorkResourceDetails != null) {

// The % of work allocated to (Particularly to the timeline which belongs to team/project area)

int assignment = iWorkResourceDetails.getAssignment();

// The work allocation dates - both start date and end date. If dates are defaulss

// Start Date : 2000-01-01 17:30:00.0 & End Date : 3000-01-01 17:30:00.0 that means allocations dates is - "No Date restrictions"

System.out.println("Start Date : " + iWorkResourceDetails.getStartDate());

System.out.println("End Date : " + iWorkResourceDetails.getEndDate());

// Development line (Timeline) to which a user has been allocated

List<IItemHandle> listOfHandles = new ArrayList<IItemHandle>();

listOfHandles.add(developmentLine);

IFetchResult fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware =

teamRepository.itemManager()

.fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware(listOfHandles, IItemManager.REFRESH, monitor);

IDevelopmentLine completeItem = null;

if (fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware.getRetrievedItems().get(0) instanceof IDevelopmentLine) {

completeItem = (IDevelopmentLine) fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware.getRetrievedItems().get(0);

}

completeItem.getName();

// Project/Team Area where this dev line belongs to

IProjectAreaHandle projectAreaHandle = completeItem.getProjectArea();

listOfHandles = new ArrayList<IItemHandle>();

listOfHandles.add(projectAreaHandle);

fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware =

teamRepository.itemManager()

.fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware(listOfHandles, IItemManager.REFRESH, monitor);

IProjectArea projectArea = null;

if (fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware.getRetrievedItems().get(0) instanceof IProjectArea) {

projectArea = (IProjectArea) fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware.getRetrievedItems().get(0);

}

projectArea.getName()

}

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Ahmed Omair commented Jul 30 '17, 9:49 a.m. | edited Jul 30 '17, 9:50 a.m.

Hi @praveen hanchinamani

Your code looks good. I am confused in the below code.

// Development line (Timeline) to which a user has been allocated

List<IItemHandle> listOfHandles = new ArrayList<IItemHandle>();

listOfHandles.add(developmentLine);

IFetchResult fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware =

teamRepository.itemManager()

.fetchCompleteItemsPermissionAware(listOfHandles, IItemManager.REFRESH, monitor);

From where did you get the developmentLine object in above code?

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