Redmine

Anyone to help me ?

Hi Alice,

• Rest-client
• HTTParty
• ActiveResource

Cheers,

Hi Martin, thank you for you help.

I have a question : what language should I use to write this web service ?
And where to place the script ?
I don't absolutely see how to do that...

I would like to have something like :

<application xmlns:xsi="https://icescrum.fr/"
<story>
<acceptanceTests />
<acceptedDate />
<actor />
<affectVersion />
<creationDate><%= issue.created_date ></creationDate>
<creator id="60" />
<dependsOn />
<description><= issue.subject ></description>
<doneDate />
<effort/>
<estimatedDate><= issue.due_date ></estimatedDate>
<executionFrequency>1</executionFrequency>
<feature><= issue.project_id ></feature>
<inProgressDate />
<lastUpdated />
<name><= issue.subject ></name>
<notes><= issue.description ></notes>
<parentSprint />
<plannedDate />
<rank />
<state>< if(@issue.custom_field_value(2) = "AgileForce") > 1 < else > 3 < end %></state>
<suggestedDate />
<tasks />
<type>0</type>
<uid>1031</uid>
<tags />
<dependences />
<testState>0</testState>
<comments />
</story>

Can you understand me ?
Do you have an example to explain me correctly ?

Thank you very much,

Cheers,
Alice.

1. Create a new plugin http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/Plugin_Tutorial
2. Create a patch for the Issue model
   redmine_my_plugin/lib/patches/issue_patch.rb
   

   # require your Rest lib here
   module RedmineMyPlugin
     module Patches
       module IssuePatch
         unloadable
   
         def self.included(base)
           base.send(:include, InstanceMethods)
   
           base.class_eval do
             unloadable # Send unloadable so it will not be unloaded in development
   
             after_save :save_in_icesrum
             after_destroy :delete_in_icescrum
           end
         end
   
         module InstanceMethods
           def save_in_icesrum
             if self.persisted?
               # Call RestAPI here.
               # Issue's id is self.id
             end
           end
           def delete_in_icescrum
             # Call RestAPI here.
           end
         end
       end
     end
   end
   

I didn't test this code. (No time, sorry!)

You will find sensibly the same code in Eric Davis' Kanban plugin.

For the API call itself, read the documentation of the library you chose.
Note that you should create a Gemfile file at the root of your plugin. It should contain the reference of the Rest library you want to use. And also you will need to run a bundle install for it to be available.

Ok, thank you very much...
I will try this and keep yourself informed :)