Hi Dirk,
Replies inline.
On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 11:44 AM, Dirk Haun <68k...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to extract information about certain issues from Mantis via
> the SOAP API. There's a few things that I'm unable to find:
>
> For mc_project_get_issues, what's the maximum number of pages? Or, to
> put it another way, how do I iterate through all the issues? The
> method seems to barf for "per_page" values of 100 or more. And
> increasing the page number one by one, it eventually throws an
> exception but doesn't return the remaining issues (so if I request 50
> issues per page and there are only 40 left, I get an exception but not
> those 40 issues).
>
[Victor] The number of issues you can pull is dependent on how much member
is consumed by the PHP web service implementation and whether this hits the
limit set in the hosting environment for MantisBT. I would be on the same
side and stick with 50. You shouldn't get an error if there are less than
50 items, if there is then it is a bug. Please confirm and provide your
MantisBT version.
>
> Or maybe that's a problem with the PHP binding I'm using ...
>
> Another question: I'm trying to find out who uploaded an attachment.
> That information doesn't seem to be available anywhere. Or am I
> missing something?
>
[Victor] I don't believe we track this right now, it is not in the
database. I believe we should add it, if it wasn't added recently and I
missed it.
>
> Is there any more detailed documentation or code samples on the SOAP
> API? The /api/soap/mantisconnect.php page is a nice start but doesn't
> go into any details.
>
[Victor] There is no great documentation story there, but there is some
samples in the MantisConnect client libraries, and some samples in the unit
tests for the soap api that is part of the MantisBT download.
Thanks,
-Victor
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