Unable to execute an operation

Vikas Setty (21●6●2) | asked Sep 08 '08, 8:02 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER

I am writing a server side component which needs an operation to be advised and executed. I have followed all the steps required to open up for process participation.

But when I try to execute the operation using following code:


IServerProcess serverProcess = processService

					.getServerProcess&#40;teamArea&#41;;

IOperationReport report = serverProcess.adviseAndExecute&#40;someOp&#41;;

I get this exception:

com.ibm.team.process.common.advice.TeamOperationCanceledException&#58; 'Updating Timesheet Hours' failed. Missing required license.

But I have required licenses for jazz contributor and developer (std version).

How to get rid of this exception, am I missing any step?

Thanks

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Jared Burns (4.5k●2●9) | answered Sep 08 '08, 11:59 a.m.
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER

Are you defining your operation in the "com.ibm.*" namespace? If so, you
will need to add an additional segment to your operation:
"com.ibm.unlicensed.*"

Operations in the "com.ibm.*" namespace have to be added to a client
access license (CAL) in order to be runnable with the standard server
key we include in RTC.

Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team

vikasbs wrote:

I am writing a server side component which needs an operation to be
advised and executed. I have followed all the steps required to open
up for process participation.

But when I try to execute the operation using following code:

IServerProcess serverProcess = processService
.getServerProcess(teamArea);
IOperationReport report =
serverProcess.adviseAndExecute(someOp);

I get this exception:
com.ibm.team.process.common.advice.TeamOperationCanceledException:
'Updating Timesheet Hours' failed. Missing required
license.
But I have required licenses for jazz contributor and developer (std
version).

How to get rid of this exception, am I missing any step?

Thanks

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Vikas Setty (21●6●2) | answered Sep 10 '08, 3:32 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER

Thanks Jared, it worked.

Pls correct me if I am wrong, you mean that if we have to create new operations in com.ibm.* namespace, then we have to create new license keys and then import them under License management?

Thanks,
Vikas

Are you defining your operation in the "com.ibm.*" namespace? If so, you
will need to add an additional segment to your operation:
"com.ibm.unlicensed.*"

Operations in the "com.ibm.*" namespace have to be added to a client
access license (CAL) in order to be runnable with the standard server
key we include in RTC.

Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team

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Matt Lavin (2.7k●2) | answered Sep 10 '08, 8:08 a.m.
FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER

You are right. Any operation in the com.ibm.* namespace (other than
"com.ibm.unlicensed.*") needs to be included in a CAL.

If you are creating a new process operation for an IBM product, then the
product should have it's own CALs that cover the operation namespace
you are using.

Matt Lavin
Jazz Server Team

vikasbs wrote:

Thanks Jared, it worked.

Pls correct me if I am wrong, you mean that if we have to create new
operations in com.ibm.* namespace, then we have to create new license
keys and then import them under License management?

Thanks,
Vikas

jburnswrote:
Are you defining your operation in the "com.ibm.*"
namespace? If so, you
will need to add an additional segment to your operation:
"com.ibm.unlicensed.*"

Operations in the "com.ibm.*" namespace have to be added
to a client
access license (CAL) in order to be runnable with the standard
server
key we include in RTC.

Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team

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