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Moti Wertheimer (189●1●36●28) | asked Sep 03 '09, 4:16 a.m.
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Hi,

I have a script which updates a custom attribute of "Long String" type.
The attribute is updated with a value of "String" (Java) type containing "\r\n".
When looking at the result in RTC I see no new lines - the text appears in one line.

Thanks,
Moti

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Patrick Streule (4.9k●2●1) | answered Sep 04 '09, 2:31 p.m.
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I have a script which updates a custom attribute of "Long
String" type.
The attribute is updated with a value of "String" (Java)
type containing "\r\n".
When looking at the result in RTC I see no new lines - the text
appears in one line.

Is it a Long String or Long HTML attribute? In the case of HTML, you would
have to use <p> or <br>.
If it is a Long String and not HTML, where are you seeing this: In the
Eclipse UI or in the Web UI work item editor?
When you say 'script', do you mean a plain java client implemention or a
shell script that uses the rest interface?

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Regards,
Patrick
Jazz Work Item Team
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Moti Wertheimer (189●1●36●28) | answered Jan 12 '10, 3:37 p.m.
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Is it a Long String or Long HTML attribute? In the case of HTML, you would
have to use <p> or <br>.
If it is a Long String and not HTML, where are you seeing this: In the
Eclipse UI or in the Web UI work item editor?
When you say 'script', do you mean a plain java client implemention or a
shell script that uses the rest interface?

--
Regards,
Patrick
Jazz Work Item Team


It's a long string and I want to see it in the eclipse client.
Saying "script" means plain java client implementation.
(sorry for the ambiguity)

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