RemovedUnusedFunctionalityFromReportPage

Introduction

Currently the only some report types are used, as a result these rewrite files should be renamed and the rest can go:

• xhtml-total.xsl - basic. Ordered by date, contains everything
• xhtml-total-per-project.xsl - projects-total. Ordered by project name, lists project name, hours declarable and hours undeclarable

• servicedesk see EnableServicedeskReports
• project see EnableProjectReportWithEstimates

Technical description

• in ops_project
  • remove unused xsls: csv.xsl, xhtml-total-per-employee.xsl, xhtml-total-per-week-summary.xsl, xhtml-total-per-week-OOo.xsl, xhtml-total-per-week.xsl and xhtml.xsl
  • xhtml-total-per-project.xsl: rename projects-total, rewrite to order projects by name
  • xhtml-total.xsl rename to basic. Ensure its ordered by date
• Remove unused components from ReportPage
• Make locale configurable in localConfig, set with Spring, rewite Projectmanager.getLocales accordingly

Testing

There are 4 timesheets, 2 for ivana and 2 for dexter. These are identical save for filename and owner.

• <naam>.ics
• <naam>-20060201-20070201.ics

these calendars should yield the following report for project-total:

Estimates

Extra

When the story was in progress the following came up and made it run overtime:

• the (ops)webservices query returns a different project list than the opsadmin query. Specifically, 2 projects (out of 512) are not returned by the webservices. The ldap query finds these projects but the axis server does not include them in the response. The cause is not clear but since its always the same two legacy projects, solving the problem has been postponed till replacing axis (which will likely solve the problem).
• With mock data the project grouping in projects-total does not work. Refactoring of the xsl fixed this.
• In projects-total the duration is calculated in decimal hours (4.5 = 4 hours 30 mins). Then the totals are calculated using the original numbers so the total does not equal the sum over all the rows. This is a repoted bug. Proposed solution: dont use decimal time. Four and a half hours will be 4:30.

Estimates for the extra tasks

Discussion

-- IvanaCace - 18 Aug 2008