Creating an QuickFix solution for a resolution delegate
I have a client-side plugin that fires on a deliver. When the plugin detects that the current year is not in the copyright statement of the file it triggers its resolution delegate. In the Team Advisor tab it lists the problem with its description and then shows the solution for the problem I created. However when I click the link nothing happens, or at least I can't tell if anything happened. In the run method of the resolution delegate I have code that pulls in the files that are in error from iAdvisorInfo.getProblemObject() and makes changes to those files. I would like it to save these changes locally so that the user can simply click the solution and redeliver knowing the changes were made. How would I save these files locally? And how would I Debug this code? I currently know of no way to manual step though what happens during a deliver.
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I figured out how to make the solution show up in the team advisor pane. However now the problem is getting the Resolution Delegate to run when the link is clicked.
I am using the Extension Point: com.ibm.team.client.advisorProblemResolutions Its class element points to my delegate class and I use a custom problemType. How do I get the ResolutionDelegate to automatically run when the precondition is triggered? |
Jared Burns (4.5k●2●9)
| answered Jul 28 '10, 3:10 p.m.
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On Thu, 22 Jul 2010 21:22:58 +0000, jackdhall wrote:
I figured out how to make the solution show up in the team advisor pane. Have you checked the Error Log view to see if anything is being written there when your resolution is selected? Have you placed a breakpoint in your run method to check if it's being invoked? - Jared ---------------------------- Jazz Team Process |
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I figured it out an posted the solution in response to another question I had asked. You can find the post here: http://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=39968#39968
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