How to administer Data Warehouse with Plain-Java-App?
Hello Jazz-Team,
I have the following problem... I want to put data about Estimates, Time Spent etc. of the past into my current RTC project. It is important for us to have the product burndown chart with the data of the past available in RTC. Therefore I think I need to manually create a snapshot in Data Warehouse with the data I want to put in. How can I do this with an Java application? Can you give me a few lines of code? THX C. Zuendorf |
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Hello James and Rafik,
we already entered the past data by altering Derby database. An easier access to Data warehouse would be a great improvement. Especially when somebody want to migrate to RTC, and want to fill in "old" data. We are looking forward to your next release. Thx for your help C. Zndorf |
Keagen85 wrote:
Hello Jazz-Team, See the article that Rafik links to in the other post in this thread. Extending the data warehouse (i.e. to contribute code which populates the data warehouse) is done in java code, but only as plug-in that is deployed to the server (i.e. not as a plain java application). We don't currently provide any externally-visible APIs (REST APIs, for example) that would let you access the data warehouse from a plain java application, and we don't provide JDBC access to the data warehouse. In the 1.1 timeframe we'll be looking at various options to make extending the data warehouse easier, as this is important to us. Hope this helps. james Jazz Reports Team Lead |
If you are planning to extend the server with new data warehouse snapshots and tables, check the wiki topic: https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/DataWarehouseExtending.
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