AutoAssociateDefectToBuild
The AutoAssociateDefectToBuild command associates a remote defect residing in a remote defect-tracking system to a software build object. The association is based on the Build Version attribute of the software build object and the versions fields of the remote defect in the remote defect-tracking system. When there is no defect associated with the remote defect, the appropriate defect object is created.
Command-Line Syntax
java —jar RBMWebServiceCore.jar —ServiceName AutoAssociateDefectToBuild —ContainerType —ContainerName —BuildObjectName —BuildObjectLocation —Revision
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Argument
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Description
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—ContainerType
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One of LIBRARY, PRODUCT, or PROJECT.
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—ContainerName
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Name of the container.
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—BuildObjectName
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Name of the software build object.
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—BuildObjectLocation
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Location of the software build object in the specified container.
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—Revision
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Build revision ID. If no revision is specified, the latest iteration is used.
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Configuration File Template
<service>
<ServiceName>AutoAssociateDefectToBuild</ServiceName>
<ContainerType>...</ContainerType>
<ContainerName>...</ContainerName>
<BuildObjectName>...</BuildObjectName>
<BuildObjectLocation>...</BuildObjectLocation>
<Revision>...</Revision>
</service>
Examples
• To associate remote defects with a software build object TestSWBld3 of build revision A, type:
java —jar RBMWebServiceCore.jar —ServiceName AutoAssociateDefectToBuild —ContainerType PRODUCT —ContainerName GOLF_CART —BuildObjectName TestSWBld3 —BuildObjectLocation Test Folder —Revision A
• To associate remote defects with a software build object TestSWBld3 located in the Test Folder, type:
java —jar RBMWebServiceCore.jar —ServiceName AutoAssociateDefectToBuild —ContainerType PRODUCT —ContainerName GOLF_CART —BuildObjectName TestSWBld3 —BuildObjectLocation Test Folder