Can plans be created automatically at project initialization
2 answers
tmckemy wrote:
In RTC lingo we call what you are asking for 'Follow Up Action'. They
can be contributed by third parties and are run during project area
setup. However, the Agile Planning component has *no* public API so it
won't be possible to implement a stable, easy-to-maintain plan creation
action.
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Cheers, Johannes
Agile Planning Team
Is there a way, or has anyone scripted, a way to automatically create
iteration plans under an interation upon project
creation/initialization? I want to have empty plans pre-populated for
each default iteration.
In RTC lingo we call what you are asking for 'Follow Up Action'. They
can be contributed by third parties and are run during project area
setup. However, the Agile Planning component has *no* public API so it
won't be possible to implement a stable, easy-to-maintain plan creation
action.
--
Cheers, Johannes
Agile Planning Team
On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 09:58:54 +0100, Johannes Rieken
<johannes_rieken> wrote:
Starting with the upcoming 2.0.0.2 release, such a 'Follow Up Action' is
available:
<followup>
<plans>
<plan>
</plans>
</followup>
this XML elements should be placed at the following path:
process-specification/project-configuration/initialization/server-initialization/followup-actions
for an example, see the new SCRUM process specification
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MikeS
Jazz Agile Planning team
<johannes_rieken> wrote:
tmckemy wrote:
Is there a way, or has anyone scripted, a way to automatically create
iteration plans under an interation upon project
creation/initialization? I want to have empty plans pre-populated for
each default iteration.
In RTC lingo we call what you are asking for 'Follow Up Action'. They
can be contributed by third parties and are run during project area
setup. However, the Agile Planning component has *no* public API so it
won't be possible to implement a stable, easy-to-maintain plan creation
action.
Starting with the upcoming 2.0.0.2 release, such a 'Follow Up Action' is
available:
<followup>
<plans>
<plan>
</plans>
</followup>
this XML elements should be placed at the following path:
process-specification/project-configuration/initialization/server-initialization/followup-actions
for an example, see the new SCRUM process specification
--
MikeS
Jazz Agile Planning team