The time spent attribute is read-only and calculated from the data above. The image below shows the time tracking data. The information will be summed up and the total work time will be automatically set in the work item’s time spent attribute. Instead the user adds time sheet entries with hours worked on specific time codes on a special tab of the work item editor. If enabled the user can no longer edit the time spent attribute of work items. Time Tracking can be enabled in projects based on the Formal Project Management Process. You should be able to use the code attached to this post in the development environment you set up in the Rational Team Concert Extensions Workshop and get your own extensions or automation working there as well. If you just get started with extending Rational Team Concert, or create API based automation, start with the post Learning To Fly: Getting Started with the RTC Java API’s and follow the linked resources. It would be nice to know what you did and how, if you do so. On the other hand, you have the code and are able to add your own code to it. Please also remember, as stated in the disclaimer, that this code comes with the usual lack of promise or guarantee. I found a section relevant to source code at the and of the license.
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The post contains published code, so our lawyers reminded me to state that the code in this post is derived from examples from as well as the RTC SDK. So I decided to have a look at it and share the result. This is an area of the work item API I had not touched so far.
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Recently I was contacted by a colleague about how to work with work item time tracking, available in the Formal Project Management Process.
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