Re: [mylyn-integrators] Creating and storing a new BugzillaTask in repos

[Maarten Meijer <mm105@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think the cause is that bugzilla must allocate the task id itself.
Creating a new bug requires a minimal set of parameters also in the  
HTML version: for example product must be set before one can create a  
new bug.

your code:
BugzillaTask task1 = new BugzillaTask(REPOSITORYURL, "10", "my  
programmed demo demo BUG 2!");
will only work when 10 is already an existing bug id. Look at the  
workflow in the BugzillaNextTaskEditor for pointers on what;s required.

Maarten

Op 6 apr 2008, om 02:03 heeft Ivan het volgende geschreven:
> Hello ,
>
> i'm new to plugin development and and trying to generate a new  
> BugzillaTask  automatically
> and store it in my repository.  Can somebody tell me how to do this.
> When i read the data of an existing task out the repository and  
> change it , it gets saved correctly.
>
> my read a task and change some values code :
>
> TaskList taskList = TasksUiPlugin.getTaskListManager().getTaskList();
> BugzillaRepositoryConnector connector = new  
> BugzillaRepositoryConnector();
> connector.init(taskList);
> RepositoryTaskData taskData =  
> TasksUiPlugin.getTaskDataManager().getNewTaskData(REPOSITORYURL, "1");
> taskData.setNewComment("some comment...");
> BugzillaClient client =  
> connector.getClientManager().getClient(repository);
> client.postTaskData(taskData);
>
>
> this saves the comment ... i'm happy :) (or better use ?)
>
> now i want to create a  completely  new Task and tried something  
> like this...
> BugzillaTask task1 = new BugzillaTask(REPOSITORYURL, "10", "my  
> programmed demo demo BUG 2!");
> but couldn't find a way to store the BugzillaTask...
>
> So i debugged what happens when i create a new task with the  
> BugzillaTaskEditor and submit it to my repository
> and found the submitToRepository method where the task is created with
> String taskId =  
> connector.getTaskDataHandler().postTaskData(repository, taskData,  
> new SubProgressMonitor(monitor, 1));
>
> So i tried to build the taskData and do it the same way.
> My task Data :
> RepositoryTaskData repoTaskData =  
> newRepositoryTaskData 
> (newBugzillaAttributeFactory 
> (),BugzillaCorePlugin.REPOSITORY_KIND,REPOSITORYURL,"15","task");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.PRODUCT.getKeyString(),  
> taskData.getProduct());
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.COMPONENT.getKeyString(),  
> "RCP Plugins");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.BLOCKED.getKeyString(), "");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.BUG_STATUS.getKeyString(),  
> IBugzillaConstants.VALUE_STATUS_NEW);
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue 
> (BugzillaReportElement.BUG_SEVERITY.getKeyString(),  
> IBugzillaConstants.DEFAULT_SEVERITY_VALUES[3]);
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.ASSIGNED_TO.getKeyString(),  
> "");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.VERSION.getKeyString(),  
> "unspecified");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.NEWCC.getKeyString(), "");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.SHORT_DESC.getKeyString(),  
> "KRITZEL KRATZEL");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue 
> (BugzillaReportElement.REP_PLATFORM.getKeyString(), "PC");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.OP_SYS.getKeyString(),  
> IBugzillaConstants.DEFAULT_OS_VALUES[6]);
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.DEPENDSON.getKeyString(),  
> "");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue 
> (BugzillaReportElement.BUG_FILE_LOC.getKeyString(), "http://";);
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.PRIORITY.getKeyString(),  
> "P3");
>        
> repoTaskData 
> .setAttributeValue(BugzillaReportElement.DESC.getKeyString(), "some  
> text");
>       repoTaskData.setNew(true);
>   Cause i have no access to a monitor(new  
> SubProgressMonitor(monitor, 1)) i tried it with:
> String taskId =  
> connector.getTaskDataHandler().postTaskData(repository,  
> repoTaskData, new NullProgressMonitor());
> but it ends up in a
> org.eclipse.core.runtime.CoreException: A repository error has  
> occurred.
>   at  
> org 
> .eclipse 
> .mylyn 
> .internal 
> .bugzilla.core.BugzillaClient.parseHtmlError(BugzillaClient.java:1135)
>   at  
> org 
> .eclipse 
> .mylyn 
> .internal 
> .bugzilla.core.BugzillaClient.postTaskData(BugzillaClient.java:879)
>   at  
> org 
> .eclipse 
> .mylyn 
> .internal 
> .bugzilla 
> .core 
> .BugzillaTaskDataHandler.postTaskData(BugzillaTaskDataHandler.java: 
> 158)
>
> can somebody please give me a small explenation how to achive this.  
> This would be great :)
> Of course if read the http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylar_Integrator_Reference 
>  and also the Quick Example
> but i guess this is not running with the current API ?
>
> thanks ivan
>
>
>
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