> I am using the VersionOne.APIClient to fetch the status of a V1 story
> or defect and if not closed to add a change set to it (a URL to svn
> viewer). My question is, can I do the same - attach a changeset or a
> URL(s)  to a task (TK-34234 for ex.) ? How to check the task state -
> open or closed?

>     /**
>      * Creates a changeset associated with the given story or defect.
>      *
>      */
>     public final boolean createChangeSet(String[] arg) {

>         String oName = arg[0];
>         String oDate = arg[1];
>         String rev = arg[2];
>         String cMessage = arg[3];

>         String displayID = "D-1111" // for ex.

>         Object story;
>         Boolean exit = false;
>         try {
>             if (displayID.indexOf('D') == 0) {
>                 story = getInstance().get().defectByDisplayID(displayID);
>             } else {
>                 story = getInstance().get().storyByDisplayID(displayID);
>             }
>             ChangeSet cs = getInstance().create().changeSet("'" +
> oName + "'" + " on '" + oDate + "'",
>                     rev);

>             cs.getPrimaryWorkitems().add((PrimaryWorkitem) story);
>             cs.setDescription(cMessage);
>             cs.createLink("ChangeSet: " + revision,
> getProperties().getProperty(V1Constants.LINK_URL) + revision, true);
>             cs.save();
>         } finally {
>             exit = true;
>         }

>         return exit;
>     }

> Thanks for your help!
> Vesko

> Regards,
> Vesko

> On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 4:56 PM, ibuchanan <ian.bucha...@versionone.com> wrote:
>> Vesko,

>> Glad to hear you are making good use of the VersionOne Java SDK.

>> ChangeSets have a relationship to PrimaryWorkitems, which include only
>> Stories and Defects, not Tasks and Tests (which are considered
>> SecondaryWorkitems). You can find this out from a query to "meta" as so:
>> https://www14.v1host.com/v1sdktesting/meta.v1/ChangeSet?xsl=api.xsl

>> The above may make your question about Task state moot. But, just in case,
>> you can query Task state the same way you can Stories or Defects. If you are
>> having a problem with that, let me know a bit more of the details.

>> Yours truly,
>> Ian Buchanan
>> Product Manager for Platform and Integrations

>> On Monday, August 27, 2012 6:13:44 AM UTC-4, veskojava wrote:
>>> Hi guys,

>>> I am using the VersionOne.APIClient to fetch the status of a V1 story
>>> or defect and if not closed to add a change set to it (a URL to svn
>>> viewer). My question is, can I do the same - attach a changeset or a
>>> URL(s)  to a task (TK-34234 for ex.) ? How to check the task state -
>>> open or closed?

>>>      /**
>>>       * Creates a changeset associated with the given story or defect.
>>>       *
>>>       */
>>>      public final boolean createChangeSet(String[] arg) {

>>>          String oName = arg[0];
>>>          String oDate = arg[1];
>>>          String rev = arg[2];
>>>          String cMessage = arg[3];

>>>          String displayID = "D-1111" // for ex.

>>>          Object story;
>>>          Boolean exit = false;
>>>          try {
>>>              if (displayID.indexOf('D') == 0) {
>>>                  story = getInstance().get().defectByDisplayID(displayID);
>>>              } else {
>>>                  story = getInstance().get().storyByDisplayID(displayID);
>>>              }
>>>              ChangeSet cs = getInstance().create().changeSet("'" +
>>> oName + "'" + " on '" + oDate + "'",
>>>                      rev);

>>>              cs.getPrimaryWorkitems().add((PrimaryWorkitem) story);
>>>              cs.setDescription(cMessage);
>>>              cs.createLink("ChangeSet: " + revision,
>>> getProperties().getProperty(V1Constants.LINK_URL) + revision, true);
>>>              cs.save();
>>>          } finally {
>>>              exit = true;
>>>          }

>>>          return exit;
>>>      }

>>> Thanks for your help!
>>> Vesko
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> Hi again,

> I was trying to use the same way for getting the status of a task, as I
> use for story, e.g.

> String number = "TK-111111" for ex.

>          BaseAssetFilter.State status;
>          IAssetType task;

>          task =
> getInstance().getApiClient().getServices().getAssetType("Task");

>          Query query = new Query(task);
>          IAttributeDefinition numberAttribute =
> task.getAttributeDefinition("Number");
>          query.getSelection().add(numberAttribute);
>          IAttributeDefinition assetStateAttribute =
> task.getAttributeDefinition("AssetState");
>          query.getSelection().add(assetStateAttribute);
>          QueryFind qf = new QueryFind(number); // filter by task Number
>          query.setFind(qf);

>          QueryResult result = getServices().retrieve(query);
>          if (result.getAssets().length == 0) {
>              System.err.println("\nV1SvnAxway - No such: " + number);
>           }
>          Asset story = result.getAssets()[0]; // only one task with that
> Number
>          Attribute defectStatus = story.getAttribute(assetStateAttribute);
>          if (defectStatus.getOriginalValue().equals(64)) {
>              status = BaseAssetFilter.State.Active;
>          } else {
>              status = BaseAssetFilter.State.Closed;
>          }

> However, defectStatus.getOriginalValue() always returns 128 no matter if
> the task is in progress or closed. Please advise.

> Thanks a lot,
> Vesko

> On 28.08.12 09:19, Veselin Chiporikov wrote:
> > Thanks Ian, I'll take a look into this.

> > Regards,
> > Vesko

> > On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 4:56 PM, ibuchanan <ian.bu...@versionone.com<javascript:>>
> wrote:
> >> Vesko,

> >> Glad to hear you are making good use of the VersionOne Java SDK.

> >> ChangeSets have a relationship to PrimaryWorkitems, which include only
> >> Stories and Defects, not Tasks and Tests (which are considered
> >> SecondaryWorkitems). You can find this out from a query to "meta" as
> so:
> >> https://www14.v1host.com/v1sdktesting/meta.v1/ChangeSet?xsl=api.xsl

> >> The above may make your question about Task state moot. But, just in
> case,
> >> you can query Task state the same way you can Stories or Defects. If
> you are
> >> having a problem with that, let me know a bit more of the details.

> >> Yours truly,
> >> Ian Buchanan
> >> Product Manager for Platform and Integrations

> >> On Monday, August 27, 2012 6:13:44 AM UTC-4, veskojava wrote:
> >>> Hi guys,

> >>> I am using the VersionOne.APIClient to fetch the status of a V1 story
> >>> or defect and if not closed to add a change set to it (a URL to svn
> >>> viewer). My question is, can I do the same - attach a changeset or a
> >>> URL(s)  to a task (TK-34234 for ex.) ? How to check the task state -
> >>> open or closed?

> >>>      /**
> >>>       * Creates a changeset associated with the given story or defect.
> >>>       *
> >>>       */
> >>>      public final boolean createChangeSet(String[] arg) {

> >>>          String oName = arg[0];
> >>>          String oDate = arg[1];
> >>>          String rev = arg[2];
> >>>          String cMessage = arg[3];

> >>>          String displayID = "D-1111" // for ex.

> >>>          Object story;
> >>>          Boolean exit = false;
> >>>          try {
> >>>              if (displayID.indexOf('D') == 0) {
> >>>                  story =
> getInstance().get().defectByDisplayID(displayID);
> >>>              } else {
> >>>                  story =
> getInstance().get().storyByDisplayID(displayID);
> >>>              }
> >>>              ChangeSet cs = getInstance().create().changeSet("'" +
> >>> oName + "'" + " on '" + oDate + "'",
> >>>                      rev);

> >>>              cs.getPrimaryWorkitems().add((PrimaryWorkitem) story);
> >>>              cs.setDescription(cMessage);
> >>>              cs.createLink("ChangeSet: " + revision,
> >>> getProperties().getProperty(V1Constants.LINK_URL) + revision, true);
> >>>              cs.save();
> >>>          } finally {
> >>>              exit = true;
> >>>          }

> >>>          return exit;
> >>>      }

> >>> Thanks for your help!
> >>> Vesko
> >> --
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> I think the problem is in the QueryFind. QueryFind is for conducing
> search operations. For example, if you wanted to find the word
> "Urgent" from a title like "Update Urgent Records". This is not the
> same as when you use the Search feature in the UI, which will search
> across a number of fields, not just one. I would have to stare at the
> SDK source code a bit longer to remember what happens when you don't
> specify which attribute you want to search so I'm not entirely sure
> what your code finds. I suspect it's just not the task you expect
> (hence, the AssetState is always the same).

> Since you have the exact task number you want to match, you should
> just use a simple filter:

> FilterTerm term = new FilterTerm(numberAttribute);
> term.Equal(number);
> query.Filter = term;

> Unrelated, you should probably just use getValue() instead of
> getOriginalValue(). In your code, they will always evaluate to the
> same thing but getValue() removes the potentially confusing change
> detection triggers.

> Also, you probably want to use the AssetState enumeration instead of
> BaseAssetFilter. Since it already encodes the possible AssetState
> values, it will save you from doing the extra if statement.

> Hope that helps,
> Ian

> On Tuesday, August 28, 2012 11:20:17 AM UTC-4, veskojava wrote:

>     Hi again,

>     I was trying to use the same way for getting the status of a task,
>     as I
>     use for story, e.g.

>     String number = "TK-111111" for ex.

>              BaseAssetFilter.State status;
>              IAssetType task;

>              task =
>     getInstance().getApiClient().getServices().getAssetType("Task");

>              Query query = new Query(task);
>              IAttributeDefinition numberAttribute =
>     task.getAttributeDefinition("Number");
>              query.getSelection().add(numberAttribute);
>              IAttributeDefinition assetStateAttribute =
>     task.getAttributeDefinition("AssetState");
>              query.getSelection().add(assetStateAttribute);
>              QueryFind qf = new QueryFind(number); // filter by task
>     Number
>              query.setFind(qf);

>              QueryResult result = getServices().retrieve(query);
>              if (result.getAssets().length == 0) {
>                  System.err.println("\nNo such: " + number);
>               }
>              Asset story = result.getAssets()[0]; // only one task
>     with that
>     Number
>              Attribute defectStatus =
>     story.getAttribute(assetStateAttribute);
>              if (defectStatus.getOriginalValue().equals(64)) {
>                  status = BaseAssetFilter.State.Active;
>              } else {
>                  status = BaseAssetFilter.State.Closed;
>              }

>     However, defectStatus.getOriginalValue() always returns 128 no
>     matter if
>     the task is in progress or closed. Please advise.

>     Thanks a lot,
>     Vesko

>     On 28.08.12 09:19, Veselin Chiporikov wrote:
>     > Thanks Ian, I'll take a look into this.

>     > Regards,
>     > Vesko

>     > On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 4:56 PM, ibuchanan
>     <ian.bu...@versionone.com <javascript:>> wrote:
>     >> Vesko,

>     >> Glad to hear you are making good use of the VersionOne Java SDK.

>     >> ChangeSets have a relationship to PrimaryWorkitems, which
>     include only
>     >> Stories and Defects, not Tasks and Tests (which are considered
>     >> SecondaryWorkitems). You can find this out from a query to
>     "meta" as so:

>     https://www14.v1host.com/v1sdktesting/meta.v1/ChangeSet?xsl=api.xsl <https://www14.v1host.com/v1sdktesting/meta.v1/ChangeSet?xsl=api.xsl>

>     >> The above may make your question about Task state moot. But,
>     just in case,
>     >> you can query Task state the same way you can Stories or
>     Defects. If you are
>     >> having a problem with that, let me know a bit more of the details.

>     >> Yours truly,
>     >> Ian Buchanan
>     >> Product Manager for Platform and Integrations

>     >> On Monday, August 27, 2012 6:13:44 AM UTC-4, veskojava wrote:
>     >>> Hi guys,

>     >>> I am using the VersionOne.APIClient to fetch the status of a
>     V1 story
>     >>> or defect and if not closed to add a change set to it (a URL
>     to svn
>     >>> viewer). My question is, can I do the same - attach a
>     changeset or a
>     >>> URL(s)  to a task (TK-34234 for ex.) ? How to check the task
>     state -
>     >>> open or closed?

>     >>>      /**
>     >>>       * Creates a changeset associated with the given story or
>     defect.
>     >>>       *
>     >>>       */
>     >>>      public final boolean createChangeSet(String[] arg) {

>     >>>          String oName = arg[0];
>     >>>          String oDate = arg[1];
>     >>>          String rev = arg[2];
>     >>>          String cMessage = arg[3];

>     >>>          String displayID = "D-1111" // for ex.

>     >>>          Object story;
>     >>>          Boolean exit = false;
>     >>>          try {
>     >>>              if (displayID.indexOf('D') == 0) {
>     >>>                  story =
>     getInstance().get().defectByDisplayID(displayID);
>     >>>              } else {
>     >>>                  story =
>     getInstance().get().storyByDisplayID(displayID);
>     >>>              }
>     >>>              ChangeSet cs =
>     getInstance().create().changeSet("'" +
>     >>> oName + "'" + " on '" + oDate + "'",
>     >>>                      rev);

>     >>>              cs.getPrimaryWorkitems().add((PrimaryWorkitem)
>     story);
>     >>>              cs.setDescription(cMessage);
>     >>>              cs.createLink("ChangeSet: " + revision,
>     >>> getProperties().getProperty(V1Constants.LINK_URL) + revision,
>     true);
>     >>>              cs.save();
>     >>>          } finally {
>     >>>              exit = true;
>     >>>          }

>     >>>          return exit;
>     >>>      }

>     >>> Thanks for your help!
>     >>> Vesko
>     >> --
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