iteration modification follow-up
Im looking at creation of a customised process, which is similar to the OUP.
To assist creating its initial configuration, I can intercept the server side by adding an operation participant at the initializeProjectArea extension point.
It would make the mechanism much more flexible if I could also create an operation participant, which is invoked when the process is modified, for instance by adding a new iteration in the process timelines. Equally, it would be useful to be able to follow up a delete action for an iteration (assuming that the contents of the iteration were in a suitable condition). Are there extension points that could be invoked in respect of these actions?
Thanks in advance,
Dave
To assist creating its initial configuration, I can intercept the server side by adding an operation participant at the initializeProjectArea extension point.
It would make the mechanism much more flexible if I could also create an operation participant, which is invoked when the process is modified, for instance by adding a new iteration in the process timelines. Equally, it would be useful to be able to follow up a delete action for an iteration (assuming that the contents of the iteration were in a suitable condition). Are there extension points that could be invoked in respect of these actions?
Thanks in advance,
Dave
One answer
Im looking at creation of a customised process, which is similar to the OUP.
To assist creating its initial configuration, I can intercept the server side by adding an operation participant at the initializeProjectArea extension point.
It would make the mechanism much more flexible if I could also create an operation participant, which is invoked when the process is modified, for instance by adding a new iteration in the process timelines. Equally, it would be useful to be able to follow up a delete action for an iteration (assuming that the contents of the iteration were in a suitable condition). Are there extension points that could be invoked in respect of these actions?
Thanks in advance,
Dave
It seems there is no such kind of extension point.