Using timesheet as table?
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Hi,
instead of just trying to use directly the timesheet table, I'm trying the approach of contributing an attribute presenation which will implement a table.
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/ContributingAttributePresentations#Contributing_to_the_Work_Item_Ed
The Time Tracking Table feature seems to use the class TimeSheetTableHelper which uses the org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Table class. However, in trying to follow a similar approach I can't use this helper class and also, in looking for a way to just provision the presentation with a custom table (like in the wiki article with a Button), I haven't seen a method in WorkItemEditorToolkit class to do it.
Is this customization something I can do? Or is it not customizable via API?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
Jorge.
instead of just trying to use directly the timesheet table, I'm trying the approach of contributing an attribute presenation which will implement a table.
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/ContributingAttributePresentations#Contributing_to_the_Work_Item_Ed
The Time Tracking Table feature seems to use the class TimeSheetTableHelper which uses the org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Table class. However, in trying to follow a similar approach I can't use this helper class and also, in looking for a way to just provision the presentation with a custom table (like in the wiki article with a Button), I haven't seen a method in WorkItemEditorToolkit class to do it.
Is this customization something I can do? Or is it not customizable via API?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
Jorge.
Jorge,
The WorkItemEditorToolkit is just a factory that creates often used widgets and applies some standard styles. Yes, there is no method for creating a Table but this does not prevent you from creating an SWT Table yourself and initializing it in a similar way as the factory does.
Cheers,
--andre
Andre Weinand
Work Item Team
The WorkItemEditorToolkit is just a factory that creates often used widgets and applies some standard styles. Yes, there is no method for creating a Table but this does not prevent you from creating an SWT Table yourself and initializing it in a similar way as the factory does.
Cheers,
--andre
Andre Weinand
Work Item Team