Thank you Kristis for your input. Now, having started looking into the code and at the hints you provided me with, I was surprised to discover that AppendComment has disappeared in Bugzilla v3.2. Instead there is an AddComment but does not take a login_id (or any other form of login) as input. It expects instead, the caller to use Bugzilla::User::Login to login to the system first and then continue with AddComment.
I guess this is ok, for applications that call the web services and have user interaction for login, but for something like Scmbug it sounds more like needing some other interface to allow the system to pretend that the user is already logged in. This resembles of single sign on functionality that in order to be supported requires quite an effort from either side. I will post a question in Bugzilla.org to see if there is a recommended way of achieving this. In the meanwhile, I will continue working on this and providing you with feedback. Lefteris 2009/2/24 Kristis Makris <[email protected]> > One more thing... > > > > On Sun, 2008-09-28 at 15:26 +0300, Lefteris Kororos > > wrote: > > > > I guess I am getting all these errors because > > Bugzilla 3.2 is not > > > > supported yet. Is there going to be support for > > this > > I wonder if you forgot "the secret step": > > http://whaleback.posterous.com/installing-scmbug-with-subvers > > > ...running ./checksetup.pl from your Bugzilla installation after setting > the appropriate installation_directory. >
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