how to get value of an attribute like actual effort in a work request , when a work request is being saved?
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Hi All,
We have to create a utility, which gets triggered and checks transition of status of a workrequest like current status and new status when it is being saved.
The utility sets a particular value to some fields/attributes in work request, when current status is Plan and new status to be saved is Delivery.
We also want to check the current values of some fields/attributes of work request before it is being saved.
Please let me know how to check the already existing values and the new values of attributes before saving workrequest.
Thanks in advance
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Ralph Schoon (63.3k●3●36●46)
| answered Jul 03 '16, 2:28 p.m.
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER edited Jul 03 '16, 2:29 p.m.
See RTC Update Parent Duration Estimation and Effort Participant and related posts. This is a participant or follow up action. An precondition or advisor would be to check and prevent the save if undesirable.
Comments Hi Ralph,
Thanks for quick response.
but the above post kind of did not solve my purpose as I want to get an existing value of an attribute like actual effort and also the new value that the user has entered and is trying to save the work request.
We have to compare this existing and new value of the attribute of the workrequest and then based on this comparison, our code will take a decision whether to save the workitem or just throw an error message.
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The participant or advisor gets the new state and the old state.
Can you give me the exact link for the same? ![]() FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER
If you just get started with extending Rational Team Concert, or create API based automation, start with the post Learning To Fly: Getting Started with the RTC Java API’s and follow the linked resources.
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