How to read project name in AttributePart

Hi Andre thanks for your effort but my question was how to resolve IProjectAreaHandle to a IProjectArea.
Here is the answer we found by digging the API:
fWorkingCopy is WorkItemEditorInput's working copy.

private String getComponentName() {

		ITeamRepository tRepo = fWorkingCopy.getTeamRepository();

		IAttribute ia = getAttribute();

		IProjectAreaHandle ph = ia.getProjectArea();

		IItemManager im = tRepo.itemManager();

		IProjectArea pa = (IProjectArea)im.fetchCompleteItem(ph, 0, null);

		return pa.getName();

	}

Hi,

Whenever you have a handle, you will have to resolve it to the real thing before you can get its attributes. This was explained two weeks ago.
So in your case resolve the IProjectAreaHandle to a IProjectArea and then use the getName() method.

--andre


Andre Weinand
Work Item Team

If your code is in server side, you can use:
IRepositoryItemService.fetchItem() to get the project area.
If your code is in eclipse client side, you can use
IItemManager.fetchCompleteItems() to get the project area. You can use
ITeamRepository.itemManager() to get the item manager instance.

Hi,
Thanks for the answer but I still cannot fill the gaps. I am rephrasing my question:
I am in client side and extending presentation pf a workitem attribute
(com.ibm.team.workitem.ide.ui.internal.editor.presentations.AttributePart )
What I need is to read the name of project area.
I am able to get IProjectAreaHandle.
I am asking an example of reading project area name from IProjectAreaHandle.

Below is my method that gets IProjectAreaHandle:

private String getProjectAreaName() {

	String projectAreaName = "";

	IAttribute ia = getAttribute();

	IProjectAreaHandle ph = ia.getProjectArea();

	//set projectAreaName

	return projectAreaName;

}

If your code is in server side, you can use:
IRepositoryItemService.fetchItem() to get the project area.
If your code is in eclipse client side, you can use
IItemManager.fetchCompleteItems() to get the project area. You can use
ITeamRepository.itemManager() to get the item manager instance.