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Re: [lyo-dev] Strange Behavior with RTC Sample Code
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Daniel,
It's _trying_ to create a task, but it doesn't always. It picks a creation factory at random. RTC has factories for each type in its service description document, and the sample doesn't look at the oslc:usage to tell what one to use. It would explain the random behavior you and Bryan are seeing. The 403 Forbidden errors happen when it tries to create a different work item type and leaves off the Filed Against value.
I'm seeing issues with getEntity() as well. I'll debug.
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Samuel Padgett | IBM Rational | spadgett@xxxxxxxxxx
Eclipse Lyo: Enabling tool integration with OSLC
Daniel Chirillo---01/21/2014 02:16:41 PM---Hi Samuel, A couple of things:
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Hi Samuel,
A couple of things:
1. Filed Against isn't required to create a Task work item (which is what that the sample creates).
2. Recall that what both Bryan and I have experienced (and I'm curious to know if you have as well) is that the exact same code produces unpredictable results (sometimes the task is created, sometimes server returns a 403; sometimes it returns a 500).
3. I included an issue with getEntity() (I have never gotten it to work successfully with change requests). I think I should really start a new thread for that issue.
Regards,
Daniel Chirillo
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