SDK Issues

[Mac1]

Hello,

I'm using the Java SDK to authenticate and retrieve the entity lists.  I can authenticate with the server but when I execute this line:

octane.entityList("defects").get().execute();
or

octane.entityList("tests").get().execute();

I get this error:

com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.exception.OctaneException: 404 Not Found
{"errorMessage":"No user was found"}

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I'm currently evaluating this for a client of mine.  Thanks!

[alex-shnayder]

using same integration user and same integration password in the interactive client,

Are you able to defects, or does it fail with same error ?

[slbruce]

Hi

Can you add the complete code snippet that you use to authenticate (you can * out the authentication details) and then connect to octane?

Spencer

[Mac1]

Hi,

Thanks for getting back to me.  Using the Interactive API, it works fine with my username/secret auth info.  I do get a 200 ack response.

[BLavigne]

Hello, thanks for your response.

Here's the code snipped we're using to authenticate and retrieve a list of "defects".

    public void getEntity() {
        // 1) API Key
        Authentication clientAuthentication = new SimpleClientAuthentication("**", "**");

        // get instance of Octane Builder
        final Octane.Builder octaneBuilder = new Octane.Builder(clientAuthentication);

        // now we can add the server
        octaneBuilder.Server("*");

        // the sharedspace
        octaneBuilder.sharedSpace(1001);
        // the workspace
        octaneBuilder.workSpace(1002);

        Octane octane = octaneBuilder.build();

        // octane.entityList("defects").get().limit(2).execute();
        octane.entityList("defects").get().execute();
//

    }

[BLavigne]

The exact response from the HTTP request to retrieve "defects" is the following: 

Exception in thread "main" com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.exception.OctaneException: 404 Not Found
{"errorMessage":"No user was found"}

[slbruce]

Hi

Is the server URL correct? What about the shared space and workspace id?

Spencer

[Mac1]

Thanks very much for your help.  We discovered a typo in the shared space ID that solved the problem.

[slbruce]

You are welcome.  If you have any feedback regarding the SDK we would love to hear it wither here or on the SDK's GitHub page.

Thanks

Spencer

[MaheshChandrak]

Hi ,

1) I Have a issue Regarding updating the status of a defect.Can It be done using ALM Octane java SDK if not is there any other way to update it

As per my understating and observation I am considering phase of a defect as status of that defect and am trying to update it so that I can change the status of the defect from one one status to other status

 2) And I also need a clarification on .Is there a way to get the next possible phases of a specific defect using sdk or any other way 

Below is my code which i used for updating phase entity

EntityList.Entities entity = octane.entityList("defects").at(3011);
GetEntity get1 = entity.get();
EntityModel entityModel = get1.execute();
FieldModel<EntityModel> phaseField =
new ReferenceFieldModel("phase",
new EntityModel(new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(
new StringFieldModel("type", "phase"),
new StringFieldModel("id", "phase.defect.new")
))));
Set<FieldModel> entityFields = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(phaseField));
entityModel.setValues(entityFields);
entity.update().execute();

feel free to corret me if I am wrong in my understanding or code as I'm currently Developing this for a client of mine.  

Thanks

Mahesh

[slbruce]

Hi Mahesh

You can certainly use the SDK for this purpose.  However I would recommend using the typed version.  This means that you can refer to defects as Defect object and the possible phases. 

Look at https://github.com/HPSoftware/ALMOctaneJavaRESTSDK#entity-generation for more information.  However you can do something like this:

final DefectEntityList defectEntityList = octane.entityList(DefectEntityList.class);
        final DefectEntityModel defect = defectEntityList.create().entities(Collections.singleton(
                new DefectEntityModel("defect", featureEntityModel, Phases.DefectPhase.DEFERRED)
        )).execute().iterator().next();
        defect.setSeverity(Lists.Severity.HIGH).setDescription("this has been updated");
        defectEntityList.update().entities(Collections.singleton(defect)).execute();

The allowed phases are typed enums so it makes it a lot easier. 

This works with other entities as well.

Hope this helps

Spencer

[MaheshChandrak]

Thanks, Spencer for the previous reply but I tried updating the status using below code which is working when I run from the main method  but am getting below response whenever I try it on a server not getting a clue where I went wrong 

response: The request was retried 0 time(s), the exception could not be handled

my intention to write the method this way is so that I can use a single method to update phase for all entities 

**************************************** java code *************************************************************

public static void main(String[] args) {
HPOctaneAlmConnector connector = new HPOctaneAlmConnector();
System.out.println(connector.updateWorkItemStatus("autorabi.com", "2001", "defects,8001", "phase.defect.opened",));
}

String updateWorkItemStatus(String orgName, String projectKey, String workItemId, String status)  {
try {
String[] wrkItmID_entity = workItemId.split(",");
if(wrkItmID_entity!=null && wrkItmID_entity.length == 2) {
octaneBuilder.workSpace(Long.valueOf(projectKey.trim()));
octane = octaneBuilder.build();
entityList = octane.entityList(wrkItmID_entity[0].trim()+"");
statement = Query.statement("id", QueryMethod.EqualTo, Integer.valueOf(wrkItmID_entity[1].trim()));
FieldModel<EntityModel> phaseField =
new ReferenceFieldModel("phase",
new EntityModel(new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(
new StringFieldModel("type", "phase"),
new StringFieldModel("id", status)
))));
final Set<FieldModel> entityFields = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(phaseField));
final EntityModel entityModel1 = new EntityModel(entityFields);
entityList.update().query(statement.build()).entities(new ArrayList<>(Collections.singletonList(entityModel1))).execute();
}
}catch(Exception e) {
return "work Item Updated was Unsuccessfully";
}
return "work Item Updated Successfully";
} 

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