slambeth
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Re: how to start created review using admin batch
Was a solution to this ever discovered. I'm using a combination of the SOAP web services and command line calls to automate the creation of reviews. I can make a SOAP call to "startAnnotatingPhase", but I can't seem to find anything either in the SOAP services, nor the command line to "begin" a review. This is important because the developers are not creating the reviews directly, the essentially initiate a review by other processes (code check-ins and tag releases in subversion). Curently I have to login and "begin" the review before others can start in and approve them.933Views0likes0CommentsAttaching SVN changelists from command line
I'm planning to attach SVN revisions with with command line client, but it seems to me that you've have to specifiy the repository/SCM to retrieve the changes lists from? I see this example in the documentation: For example, to upload Revisions r5432 and r12654 to review 111: ccollab addchangelist 111 5432 12654 But I'm confused as to how it would know what SCM to pull from. In the interface when you attach a change list it presents you with a drop to down to choose from the configured repositories.8.3KViews0likes1CommentRe: Creating a Review with web services
Here is our code thus far: private void createReview(String Auther) { try { //connect to service m_proxy = new CodeCollaboratorProxy(); m_proxy.setEndpoint("http://localhost:88/services/CodeCollaborator_7001?wsdl"); String ticket = m_proxy.getLoginTicket("myuserid", "mypassword"); System.out.println(ticket); javax.xml.rpc.Stub stub = (javax.xml.rpc.Stub)m_proxy.getCodeCollaborator(); //setup basic auth stub._setProperty(javax.xml.rpc.Stub.USERNAME_PROPERTY, "myuserid"); stub._setProperty(javax.xml.rpc.Stub.PASSWORD_PROPERTY, ticket); //create review int reviewID = m_proxy.createReview(Author); //update review with details Calendar deadline = null; DisplayChangeListAsSpec displayChangeListAs = null; ReviewAccessSpec accessibleBy = null; String templateName = null; String title = null; m_proxy.updateReview(reviewID, title, null, deadline, displayChangeListAs, accessibleBy, templateName); } catch (ServerNotInitializedException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } catch (NotAuthorizedException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } catch (ServiceException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } catch (RemoteException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); }1.1KViews0likes0CommentsCreating a Review with web services
We're working on a process to automatically create and assign reviews to developers using the web services interface. I've gotten as far as creating a very basic review using the "createReview", and "updateReview" methods on the web services. I can't seem to find the functionality in the services to assign participants as the author, and reviewers. I thought that maybe that the ReviewAccessSpec parameter would do it, but that seems to only define what roles have access to the review, not who would be in each role. Does this functionality exist in the services? Thanks, Scott9.4KViews0likes5Comments