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JaeSung Yang (21145) | asked Jun 15 '11, 8:52 p.m.
Hi

code :
AdvisableOperation operation; // this is run method's parameter.
IProjectAreaHandle ipah =operation.getProcessArea().getProjectArea();

i don't know how to use IProjectAreaHandle.

How do you use IProjectAreaHandle?

Or How do you get Project area name in IProjectAreaHandle?

thanks.

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JaeSung Yang (21145) | answered Jun 16 '11, 2:19 a.m.
If your code is running server side, you can use:
IRepositoryItemService.fetchItem() to get the project area.
If your code is running in eclipse client side, you can use
IItemManager.fetchCompleteItems() to get the project area. You can use
ITeamRepository.itemManager() to get the item manager instance.


HI.

thank you for reply.

i resolved.

IProjectAreaHandle ipah =operation.getProcessArea().getProjectArea();
IProjectArea ipa = (IProjectArea)itemService.fetchItem(ipah, null);
String projectName = ipa.getName();

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Eduardo Bello (4401922) | answered Jun 16 '11, 8:22 a.m.
Depends on how you got the IProjectAreaHandle you can simple do:


IProjectArea projectArea = (IProjectArea) projectAreaHandler.getFullState();


But the it is safer to do as you did it, using IRepositoryItemService.fetchItem()

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Qiong Feng Huang (76911610) | answered Jun 15 '11, 8:55 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
If your code is running server side, you can use:
IRepositoryItemService.fetchItem() to get the project area.
If your code is running in eclipse client side, you can use
IItemManager.fetchCompleteItems() to get the project area. You can use
ITeamRepository.itemManager() to get the item manager instance.

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Surender Biyyala (403848) | answered Mar 10 '14, 9:55 a.m.
 Hi 

How to get IRepositoryItemService in run method on serverside.

I have one more question on how we get the Iteration name from the IIterationHandle following is my code

 IIterationHandle handle = (IIterationHandle)operation.getDevelopmentLine().getCurrentIteration();
operation is run() parameter.

Thanks
Surender

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Surender Biyyala commented Mar 10 '14, 1:41 p.m.

 I find the following to get the IRepositoryItemService


if your class extends AbstractService then you can get it by using the following code

IRepositoryItemService  itemService = getService(IRepositoryItemService.class);

and you get the IIteration by the following code
IIteration iteration = itemService .fetchItem(iterationhandle,null);
iteration.getName();

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