From project to Stream
Hi,
I've been messing around with the Jazz SCM for a while and I already know how to connect to a team repository, access different workspaces, baselines and fetch artifacts from there. Know I would like, given a java project to get the Stream related to it. I read that it's the same as getting a Workspace, but I somehow got stuck. I'm already able to get connect the SharingDescriptor from the project and from there I get the Component and the team repository associated to the project, but then I just can't find a way to get a connection to the stream. In fact if I use the following code:
I just get a connection to the user's workspace for that project, as the test conn.isStream() returns false, which is not what I need. Any suggestions? Thanks Giacomo |
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On Fri, 01 Aug 2008 07:28:03 +0000, ghezzi wrote:
Know I would like, given a There is no such notion as a stream related to a java project. The content on disk corresponds to a user's workspace, which may collaborate with 0 or more streams that also contain the project. - Dmitry |
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I realized now that my previous post was a little unclear and misleading. I was talking about java project as they are the things I'm interested in, but I know that jazz works on a more generic level.
As I said, I'm already able to connect to a TeamRepository, get the WorkspaceManager (with SCMPlatform.getWorkspaceManager), a WorkspaceConnection (with SCMPlatform.getWorkspaceManager), get the workspace components and fetch artifacts and so on. I would then like to fetch all the streams the workspace is collaborating with. Which is were I got stuck. Is it possible to fetch that information? cheers Giacomo |
You can get the flow table from a workspace connection via
getFlowTable(). Look at the deliver and accept targets (which are of type IFlowEntry). IFlowEntry#getFlowNode() returns a workspace handle : you can either fetch the workspace item through IItemManager or get a workspace connection through IWorkspaceManager and call isStream() on either object to determine if the collaboration is with a stream. Alternatively, you can call IWorkspaceManager#findWorkspaceAcceptRelationships and IWorkspaceManager#findWorkspaceDeliverRelationships, but these APIs are not paged and may cause you trouble if the # of collaborations is quite large. Hope that helps, JohnC SCM Server ghezzi wrote: I realized now that my previous post was a little unclear and |
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Thanks John, that's exactly what I was looking for.
cheers Giacomo |
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