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Bernardo, Each work item type implicitly contains an
integer field called “Rev” which TFS will increment whenever it
thinks a work item has changed. I would use this unless there is a good reason
not to… William Bartholomew
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bernardo Heynemann Well I guess that noone has the time to discuss it with me, since I
don´t believe noone knows it (you are all REALLY smart guys, you know that!). Either way I´m asking for help again since I haven´t
reached a decision yet. If you think that the text below is too long to read,
then this is my issue:
Thanks a lot guys, -- On 10/16/06, Bernardo
Heynemann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: I don't know if I can discuss this on this list, but since it's a topic
that is about TFS I thought it
would be ok. If it's not and someone want's to discuss it with me my msn is [EMAIL PROTECTED]. If you are not aware of the project I'm developing (well, you probably
are since I'm really annoying and spam the list with my issues lol), It's
called project BHAL, and it aims at being a joint-effort between TFS and Workflow Foundation. The
purpose of the project is to enable companies to choose which workflow models
best suits each customer and/or project, and to modify those models in the
project website, as well as get manager-level reports about times and instances
of each workflow. One big architectural issue I saw in the project up-front was how to
tell Workflow Foundation about an event in the WorkItem Store (like a workitem
get closed), but as any other good programmer would do I thought: "Well,
I'll sort something out later!" and went on with the project. The project eventually generated an offspring: project WOM. WOM stands
for WorkItem Object Mapper
(don't even ask what BHAL stands for as I'm not telling! Dark little secret!).
It's much the same concept as a Object Relational Mapper, but it maps workitems
(basically dictionaries of object) to type-safe objects instead. This project
is really helping me when building project BHAL. Anyway, I got to the part where I want to build a custom activity to
monitor a workitem in the workitem store (or several workitems
for that matter). When I saw this file monitoring activity (http://wf.netfx3.com/files/folders/misc/entry3960.aspx
) today I thought "My problems are all gone!", since Workflow
Foundation gives me a way of monitoring events in the outside world, and thus
monitoring events in TFS WorkItem Store (WorkItem changes, for instance). And then the worries started to appear: How to classify something as a
"change"? Should I keep the last version of the WorkItem I got? How to keep it?
Serialized? The project will already have a database... Should it be in the
database? What do you guys think? I'd really love to hear some design opinions on
how would this be implemented since I don't know of any way that TFS can help me out here (and
if it can please help me find it, lol). Thanks a lot for your attention, Bernardo Heynemann http://www.perlink.com.br
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