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PMF 6.1.1 - Integrating with External Systems

Updated on June 10, 2020

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The Project Management Framework contains a collection of Service SOAP rules that you can use to build and support the integration of the framework with another external application to push and pull information to and from the framework.

The rules are stored as service methods on the Method

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The Project Management Framework contains a collection of Service SOAP rules that you can use to build and support the integration of the framework with another external application to push and pull information to and from the framework.

The rules are stored as service methods on the Methods tab of the ProjMgmtIntegrator Service Package rule.

See the online topic: About Service Package data instances.

Click the Methods tab to display the list of service methods.

Click Generate Deployment Files on the Deployment tab to generate the WSDL file.

For more information about implementing service soap rules see the : About Service SOAP rules and the PDN document Building SOAP Services.

The following table lists and describes each of the available service methods in the rule.

Service Method

Purpose

GetCurrentProject

Gets the default project for a given operator ID and returns the Project ID, Name, and Application information

GetWorkListforOperator

Gets the PMF worklist for a given operator ID; returns a  list of work assigned to the resource in PMF including operator ID and the  Project Name, ID, and Target Start and End Date

GetTaskList

Returns task list for a given Project ID

ProjectsListForAppVersion

Returns a list of all open projects for an Application and Version

addNoteToItem

Adds a note to a specified PMF item (task, bug, etc)

createNewBug

Creates a new bug item in PMF and links it to a project and/or task group

createNewIssue

Creates a new issue in PMF and links it to a project and/or task group

createNewPMFTask

Creates a new task in PMF and links it to a project and task group

createNewPMFTaskGroup

Creates a new task group in PMF and links it to a project and/or task group

GetDetailsforWorkItem

Returns details for a specified PMF item ID including:

  • Name, Description, Category, Create Date Time, Create Operator, Update Date Time, Update Operator, Status
  • Target Start and End Date, Target Effort
  • Actual Start and End Dates, Actual Effort
  • Remaining Effort
  • Severity, Resolution Date Time, Resolution Operator

GetOperatorList

Returns list of operators/resources from PMF

GetWorkBasketList

Returns list of workbaskets from PMF

GetWorkListforWorkBasket

Returns list of items in a given PMF workbasket including Workbasket ID, Name, Project ID, and Target Start and End Date.

UpdateWorkItem

Updates a specified PMF item with information including:

  • Name, Description, Category
  • Target Start and End Date, Target Effort
  • Actual Start and End Dates, Actual Effort
  • Remaining Effort and Severity

ReassignWork

Reassigns a given PMF item to a workbasket or operator

ReopenWorkItem

Reopens a resolved PMF item

 

This article links to the following articles describing features and functions of the PMF 6.1.1 release.

What's New

Installing and Upgrading the Framework

Setting Up the Framework

Setting Up Connectivity to Development Systems

Using the Administrative Functions

Navigating the Project Portal

Tracking Bugs and Issues

Tracking Development Activity in a Project

Sending and Enabling Direct Feedback

Documenting Project Progress

Select one of the following links to connect to a group of articles specific to working with Scrum or SmartBPM projects in PMF.

Creating Scrum Projects

Creating SmartBPM Projects

 

Return to About the Project Management Framework

 

 

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