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salvatore d'angelo (2631) | asked Jul 10 '08, 7:31 a.m.
Hi,
I need to export a list of defect in a specific query through command line.
SCM do not support this feature and it seems it can be done only via eclipse.

I noticed it is possible export the excel also via web UI but some authentication steps must be performed.

So a possibility could be to use wget to retrieve these info.
I tried to get the URL query used by browser and tryied to use it with wget but it does not work.

Can someone on this forum help to understand how to solve this problem?

I have also an additional problem. I am working on a project with different team. Is it possible have a bourndown chart by team and overall?

Thanks in advance for your help.

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Christof Marti (681) | answered Jul 15 '08, 3:14 a.m.
You could configure your server to use 'basic auth' which is supported by wget as opposed to form-based auth which seems to be the default. If that's not an option I'd suggest to search the web for wget and form-based auth.

Regards,

Christof
Jazz Work Item team


sasadangelo wrote:
Hi,
I need to export a list of defect in a specific query through command
line.
SCM do not support this feature and it seems it can be done only via
eclipse.

I noticed it is possible export the excel also via web UI but some
authentication steps must be performed.

So a possibility could be to use wget to retrieve these info.
I tried to get the URL query used by browser and tryied to use it with
wget but it does not work.

Can someone on this forum help to understand how to solve this
problem?

I have also an additional problem. I am working on a project with
different team. Is it possible have a bourndown chart by team and
overall?

Thanks in advance for your help.

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