Re: [rt-users] Lifecycle mapping

2013-11-11 Thread Milan Toth
Hi,

you have to either set target Queue to use the same lifecycle as source Queue 
or create mapping as documented here:

http://bestpractical.com/docs/rt/4.2/customizing/lifecycles.html

cite:
If you don't provide a mapping, users will see an error when they try to move a 
ticket between queues with different lifecycles but no mapping.

Set( %Lifecycles, orders = {
# ...,
__maps__ = {
'default - orders' = {
'new'  = 'pending',
'open' = 'processing',
# ...,
},
'orders - default' = {
'pending'= 'new',
'processing' = 'open',
# ...,
},
# ...,
},
# ...,
});
Cheers,
Milan.

On 11.11.2013, at 14:35, Kriegers Horst horst.krieg...@loro.ch wrote:

 Hello,
  
 I’ve created my first new lifecycle called “igs” and assigned it to à queue.
  
  
 Set(%Lifecycles,
 igs = {
 initial = [ 'new' ],
 active  = [ 'open', 'stalled', 'ToTest', 'IsTested' ],
 inactive= [ 'resolved', 'rejected', 'deleted' ],
  
 # Transitions d'un statut vers un autre
 transitions = {
 ''   = [qw(new open resolved)],
  
 # from   = [ to list ],
 new  = [qw(open ToTest IsTested stalled resolved rejected 
 deleted )],
 open = [qw(new ToTest IsTested stalled resolved rejected 
 deleted )],
 stalled  = [qw(new open ToTest IsTested rejected resolved 
 deleted )],
 resolved = [qw(new open ToTest IsTested stalled rejected deleted 
 )],
 rejected = [qw(new open ToTest IsTested stalled resolved deleted 
 )],
 deleted  = [qw(new open ToTest IsTested stalled rejected 
 resolved )],
 ToTest   = [qw(IsTested new open stalled rejected resolved )],
 IsTested = [qw(ToTest new open stalled rejected resolved )],
 },
  
 # Actions
 actions = [
 'new - ToTest' = {
 label  = 'ToTest',
 update = 'Comment',
 },
 'ToTest - IsTested' = {
 label  = 'IsTested',
 update = 'Comment',
 },
 'IsTested - resolved' = {
 label  = 'Resolve',
 update = 'Comment',
 },
 ],
  
  
 # Status mapping different different lifecycles
 __maps__ = {
 'igs - default' = {
 'ToTest'   = 'new',
 'IsTested' = 'open',
 },
  
 },
  
  
 },
 );
  
  
 I have the error “There is no mapping for statuses between these queues. 
 Contact your system administrator.” when I try to move a ticket from the 
 “igs” lifecycle queue to a default lifecycle queue.
  
 Your help would be appreciate.
  
 Thanks,
 Horst
  
  
  
 
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Re: [rt-users] Help: Steal ticket via API REST

2013-10-10 Thread Milan Toth
Usually I do this by creating dedicated user for rest clients and adjusting 
it's rights in RT.

Milan.

On 10.10.2013, at 11:54, andrea bessi bessi.and...@hotmail.it wrote:

 Is possible to steal a ticket using the API REST?
 I’m writing a java program for reassign ticket.
 I have no problem to change owner (with api rest) of tickets owned by 
 ‘nobody’ or by me, but for tickets owned by other user different to me, i 
 must steal it first before reassing them to other user. 
  
 I’m working with RT 4.0.6 , and writing a java program on Windows 8.
  
  
 I have spent a lot of time for searching a solution on the web but i haven’t 
 found one, so i decide to write. Can you help me?
  
 Andrea