Change WI state by client plain java library.
I'm looking for a method how to work around the problem I get in this code.
WorkItemWorkingCopy wc = wcm.getWorkingCopy(workItem); wc.setWorkflowAction(newState); wc.save(monitor); When I run this code (standalone Java application) I get serious error message: -- com.ibm.team.repository.client.util.ThreadCheck checkLongOpsAllowed Long-running operations prohibited on this thread at com.ibm.team.repository.client.util.ThreadCheck.checkLongOpsAllowed(ThreadCheck.java:118) -- Note that workitem state is actually changed to expected state. I searched previous post in the forum which is suggesting to run in back ground using Job class. so I tried like this: Job job = new Job("Workitem Save") { @Override protected IStatus run(IProgressMonitor monitor) { System.out.println("Workitem Save operation start"); wc.save(monitor); return Status.OK_STATUS; } }; job.schedule(); Still I get the the same error message. Previous posts have no conclusive answer for this problem. Do you have any suggestion how to work around this problem ? |
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Ralph Schoon (63.3k●3●36●46)
| answered Mar 23 '12, 6:17 a.m.
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Hi Takehiko-san,
did you solve this? |
Hi Takehiko-san, Partly. I've raised as a defect, because repository should defect whether this is under UI or command line. "201976: Change state result in "Long-running operations prohibited on this thread" exception in client plain java library. " The work around that customer used was to absorb stack trace to NULL stream which is like this: PrintStream normalErr = System.err; System.setErr(new PrintStream(new FileOutputStream("NUL:"))); // Change state System.setErr(normalErr); State is actually changed to expected one, so we assume absorbing message during state change is harmless. Please let me know if there is any better way. |
Have a look at the following code...
"New" Status -> "In Progress" Status by "Start Working" Action ------------------------------------------------------------------------- IWorkItemClient workItemClient = (IWorkItemClient) repo.getClientLibrary(IWorkItemClient.class); IWorkItemWorkingCopyManager copyManager = workItemClient.getWorkItemWorkingCopyManager(); IWorkItemHandle workItemHandle = workItemClient.findWorkItemById(workItemNumber, IWorkItem.FULL_PROFILE, null); copyManager.connect(workItemHandle, IWorkItem.FULL_PROFILE, null); WorkItemWorkingCopy workItemCopy = copyManager.getWorkingCopy(workItemHandle); IWorkItem workItem = workItemCopy.getWorkItem(); IWorkflowInfo workflowInfo = workItemClient.findWorkflowInfo(workItem, null); Identifier<IWorkflowAction> actionIds[] = workflowInfo.getAllActionIds(); String actionString = null; for(Identifier<IWorkflowAction> actionId : actionIds) { if(workflowInfo.getActionName(actionId).equalsIgnoreCase("Start Working")) { //System.out.println(actionId.getStringIdentifier()); actionString = actionId.getStringIdentifier(); } } workItemCopy.setWorkflowAction(actionString); IDetailedStatus detailedStatus = workItemCopy.save(null); copyManager.disconnect(workItemHandle); if (!detailedStatus.isOK()) { throw new TeamRepositoryException(detailedStatus.getDetails()); //System.out.println("Save Fail = " + detailedStatus.getDetails()); } |
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Thanks Kim.
The code is exactly same as mine. Still throws exception (I think this is defect - 201976). |
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I tested with 3.0.1.2 and it was OK.
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