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Re: [lyo-dev] Challenge Adding Affected By Links to Requirements

Thanks, Samuel. Is there a way to get/print/display the request (the XML that is being PUT)? That would be tremendously valuable in debugging.


Regards,

Daniel Chirillo
IBM Software Services for Rational
1-720-395-0914  (voice & fax)
chirillo@xxxxxxxxxx



From:        Samuel Padgett/Durham/IBM@IBMUS
To:        Lyo project developer discussions <lyo-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc:        lyo-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:        01/23/2014 03:50 PM
Subject:        Re: [lyo-dev] Challenge Adding Affected By Links to Requirements
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Daniel,

The code looks right to me. I'd suggest setting a breakpoint in the debugger to make sure the requirement URI and eTag are what you expect. You can also print the response body from the server, which might give more information. They're examples of how to do that in RQMFormSample and RTCFormSample.


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Eclipse Lyo: Enabling tool integration with OSLC



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Daniel Chirillo/New York/IBM@IBMUS

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Date:

01/22/2014 07:21 PM

Subject:

[lyo-dev] Challenge Adding Affected By Links to Requirements

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I'm trying to create Affected By (change request) links on RRC requirements.  Server is responding with a 412 (Pre-condition failed).  I think the 2 key details to share are:


1. I am authenticating at /jts first


2. I'm getting the requirement by first getting an org.eclipse.lyo.oslc4j.core.model.Link to the requirement from its related test case and then passing the URI of that Link to getResource().getEntity():


      public
HashMap<String, Object> getRequirement(Link requirement) {

              HashMap<String, Object> theRequirementAndEtag =
new HashMap<String, Object>();
              ClientResponse response =
rrcClient.getResource(requirement.getValue().toString(), OslcMediaType.APPLICATION_RDF_XML);
              Requirement theRequirement = response.getEntity(Requirement.
class);
              String eTag = response.getHeaders().getFirst(OSLCConstants.
ETAG);
              theRequirementAndEtag.put(
"requirement", theRequirement);
              theRequirementAndEtag.put(
"etag", eTag);
              response.consumeContent();


     
        return theRequirementAndEtag;
      }



3.  I am including the eTag in the update request:


HashMap<String, Object> requirementAndEtag =
myRrcUtil.getRequirement(requirements[i]);
Requirement requirement = (Requirement) requirementAndEtag.get(
"requirement");
String eTag = (String) requirementAndEtag.get(
"etag");
requirement.addAffectedBy(defectLink);

ClientResponse rrcResponse =
rrcClient.updateResource(requirement.getAbout().toString(),
                                                      OslcMediaType.
APPLICATION_RDF_XML,
                                                      OslcMediaType.
APPLICATION_RDF_XML, eTag);



Regards,


Daniel Chirillo

IBM Software Services for Rational

1-720-395-0914  (voice & fax)

chirillo@xxxxxxxxxx
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