Pprogrammatically contributing new work item type
I'm looking to write an RTC plug-in that contributes a custom work item type. I've worked thru the example in the "Work Item Customization in Rational Team Concert" article (http://jazz.net/library/article/129). I've also work thru most of "Integrating and Extending Rational Team Concert 2.0 (the SDK)" (http://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RtcSdk20).
I need to implement an RTC plug-in that does the same sort of customization described in "Work Item Customization in Rational Team Concert". Can someone point me to information on how to do this? A tutorial that steps me thru an example would be great, but any information to help me get started would be kindly appreciated. Thanks, Geoff Alexander |
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I'm looking to write an RTC plug-in that contributes a custom work Customization is done in the process specification and there is no API to do this programmatically. Can you elaborate which a process template doesn't cover your needs? -- Regards, Patrick Jazz Work Item Team |
Patrick, thanks for the reply.
I understand that I can export my process as a process template for others to import. However, my understanding is that a process template defines all of the work item types, work flows, and processes for a project area and is specified when creating a new project area. Conceptually, I see a process template as analogous to a ClearQuest schema. What I'm looking for is the ability to implement a number of new work item types that our users can apply to their Geoff Alexander |
I understand that I can export my process as a process template for Coincidentally, I have created this request quite a while ago: https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/45328 In 3.0, support for hierarchical project areas is planned. This may allow a couple of project areas to inherit parts of the configuration from a single 'master' project area. Not sure if this would cover your scenario, though. -- Regards, Patrick Jazz Work Item Team |
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