OVERVIEW
This SOAP Web service helps to add the defect in the pool (on the Work Item page).
Web Service URL: https://xxxxxx.orcanos.com/xxxxx/qpackserv/qpackserv.asmx?op=QW_Add_Defect
Input:
| Parameter | Value | Is Mandatory? | Description |
| User_name | String | Yes | Enter the valid username |
| User_Password | String | Yes | Enter the valid password |
| Project_Name | String | Yes | Enter the name of the project where you want to add defects |
| Major_Version | Int | Yes | Enter Major version view number appears in Orcanos. Default is 1 |
| Minor_Version | Int | Yes | Enter Minor version view number appears in Orcanos. Default is 0 |
| Parent_ID | String | No | Input the parent item id where the defect will be created under. The default value will be the input project. Example: 10289, 10276, etc |
| Synopsis | String | Yes | Enter the Defect synopsis |
| Description | String | Yes | Enter the Defect description in plain text/HTML format |
| Defect_type | String | No | Type of defect – “Internal”/”External”. Default is “Internal”
[External stands for defects reported by customers] |
| Assigned_to | String | No | The user names the defect should be assigned to. The user must belong to the project.
Default is the default assigned user in the status workflow |
| Created_date | String | No | The defect created date.
The format must be the date format of the local machine Default is the current date & time |
| Created_by | String | No | The name of the user-created the defect.
Default is the user that calls the service. |
| Category | String | No | Enter the Defect category. Default is the category default value (Taken from admin system tables) |
| Severity | String | No | Enter the Defect severity. Default is the severity default value (Taken from admin system tables) |
| Status | String | No | Enter the Defect status. Default is status default process flow value (Taken from admin system tables) |
| Priority | String | No | Enter the Defect priority. Default is the priority default value (taken from admin system tables) |
| Found_version | String | No | Enter the Defect found version. Format: 99.99.999.9999
Default is input version (major_version.minor_version.0.0) |
| Fixed_version | String | No | Enter the Defect fixed version. Format: 99.99.999.9999
Default is input version (major_version.minor_version.0.0) |
| Target_version | String | No | Enter the Defect target version. Format: 99.99.999.9999
Default is input version (major_version.minor_version.0.0) |
| Start_date | String | No | Enter the defect start date. The format must be the date format of the local machine
Default is the current date & time |
| Effort_estimation | String | No | Enter the Defect effort estimation. Default is 0 |
| Due_date | String | No | Enter the defect due date. The format must be the date format of the local machine Default is the Current date & time |
| Solution | String | No | Enter the Defect resolution |
| Work_around | String | No | Enter the Defect workaround |
| CS1_Name to CS60_Name | String | No | Enter the Defect 1-60 custom field name |
| CS1_value to CS60_value | String | No | Enter the Defect 1-60 custom field value |
| MigrationReference | String | No | For each item inserted, you can add a reference string. Later on, you will be able to use this reference in reports, or in order to delete a group of items – you will be able to delete a group of items by the migration reference string |
| external_id | String | No | If the defect source is from 3rd party system. You can add the ID from the 3rd party system for later use. |
Output:
When invoke the Web Service, it will return results in the below format if details are correct:
<item>DefectID</item>
When a defect is created successfully, the Object node’s Id attribute is the new defect’s id
For Example:
<defect>2155</defect>
<Error>
<ErrorStatus>0</ErrorStatus>
<ErrorInfo>Email / User Name or password are missing</ErrorInfo> <ErrorTrace>QW_Add_Defect</ErrorTrace>