get workSpace from a changeSet, is possible?
Hi,
I need your help. I am doing a operational advisor, and i need from a especific changeSet his workspace associate... something like that: IWorkSpace=getCurrentWorkSpace(IChangeSet)... thanks for all!!! |
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Apr 25 '11, 5:33 p.m.
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A change set can be in zero, one, or many workspaces.
Which of the possibly many workspaces were you hoping would be returned (or just a random one?). Cheers, Geoff On 4/25/2011 10:08 AM, paulinoal wrote: Hi, |
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Hi Geoffrey,
First, thank you very much for answering ... I try to get the following sequence: ChangeSet (I have it) -> the workspace which it belongs-> the name of the Stream associated with that WS Thanks A change set can be in zero, one, or many workspaces. Hi, |
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Hi,
Let me clarify a little more ... in the case of making a deliver-operation , would be able to get the workspace origin and destination, but as you know is not the operation I'm doing...is advisor op I am interested to know the current workspace where is a specifically changeset Thanks A change set can be in zero, one, or many workspaces. Hi, |
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Thinking better, it will be nice get the full list of workspaces ...
thanks again |
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Apr 28 '11, 3:50 p.m.
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Note that "the workspace to which it belongs" is not a well defined
question, because a change-set does not "belong" to any particular workspace. A change-set can appear in the change-set history of zero or many workspaces. Given a change-set and given a workspace/stream, you can ask "is this change set in this particular workspace/stream", but to find out "all the workspaces that contain this change set", you may have to iterate through all workspaces, asking each one if it contains that change set in its current history. Note: I'm not an RTC-SCM API expert, so although I can tell you what is logically possibly, I can't tell you the name/sequence of the particular API calls you would need to make (hopefully someone else on the forum can provide that level of detail). Cheers, Geoff On 4/26/2011 3:38 AM, paulinoal wrote: Hi Geoffrey, |
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Thanks, applying your logic I have gotten!
This way: IScmService scmService = getService(IScmService.class); IChangeSetHandle[] arrayCSH3=scmService.changeSetsInWorkspace(workspacehandle, IChangeSetHandle[] , null, null); Thanks Note that "the workspace to which it belongs" is not a well defined Hi Geoffrey, |
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