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This workshop will focus on the implementation of Tracked Resource Set (TRS) provider. It is intended to provide a foundation in the skills required for developing Tracked Resource Set Provider implementations.  
 
This workshop will focus on the implementation of Tracked Resource Set (TRS) provider. It is intended to provide a foundation in the skills required for developing Tracked Resource Set Provider implementations.  
  
As the TRS is based on OSLC, this workshop is designed as the supplement for the workshop [[Lyo/OSLCWorkshop|WKSP-1875 OSLC Enable Your Tool in a Day]] and depends on its OSLC provider/consumer functions.  
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As the TRS is based on OSLC, this workshop is designed as the supplement for the workshop [[Lyo/OSLCWorkshop|OSLC Workshop]] and depends on its OSLC provider/consumer functions.  
  
 
== Learning Objectives  ==
 
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This workshop leads you to go through steps to enable Bugzilla as Tracked Resource Set Provider, which is an already-working implementation. This will make Bugzilla capable of sending Change Logs.  
 
This workshop leads you to go through steps to enable Bugzilla as Tracked Resource Set Provider, which is an already-working implementation. This will make Bugzilla capable of sending Change Logs.  
  
It is built on top of [[Lyo/BuildOSLC4JBugzilla|OSLC-CM compatible adapter]] which implements OSLC Change Management(CM) provider, it is recommended to try [[Lyo/OSLCWorkshop|WKSP-1875 OSLC Enable Your Tool in a Day]] first. The basic understanding of CM provider is also required for this workshop.  
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It is built on top of [[Lyo/BuildOSLC4JBugzilla|OSLC-CM compatible adapter]] which implements OSLC Change Management(CM) provider, it is recommended to try [[Lyo/OSLCWorkshop|OSLC Workshop]] first. The basic understanding of CM provider is also required for this workshop.  
  
 
Once you will complete this workshop, you will have the fundamental skill of&nbsp;:  
 
Once you will complete this workshop, you will have the fundamental skill of&nbsp;:  

Revision as of 07:35, 11 April 2013

* DRAFT IN PROGRESS *

Tracked Resource Set Provider for Bugzilla Workshop

Setup

Please refer to Building and running the TRS Adapter for Bugzilla sample

Prerequisite

  • Java, JavaScript, Java Servlet, Java Server Pages (JSP), HTML and JAX-RS Web Services programming experience
  • Basic understanding of Resource Description Framework (RDF), Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC http://open-services.net/) and OAuth (http://oauth.net/core/1.0/)

Introduction

This workshop will focus on the implementation of Tracked Resource Set (TRS) provider. It is intended to provide a foundation in the skills required for developing Tracked Resource Set Provider implementations.

As the TRS is based on OSLC, this workshop is designed as the supplement for the workshop OSLC Workshop and depends on its OSLC provider/consumer functions.

Learning Objectives

This workshop leads you to go through steps to enable Bugzilla as Tracked Resource Set Provider, which is an already-working implementation. This will make Bugzilla capable of sending Change Logs.

It is built on top of OSLC-CM compatible adapter which implements OSLC Change Management(CM) provider, it is recommended to try OSLC Workshop first. The basic understanding of CM provider is also required for this workshop.

Once you will complete this workshop, you will have the fundamental skill of :

  • TRS service REST API implementation
  • The extension of OAuth implementation
  • OSLC resources definition for TRS

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