Greg,
I have to admit that I got this basic code from someone else and am not the world's best programmer. I've never had the need for two roles to be filled out. From the programming side, I would see if a "for loop" with "if statements". Maybe something like this (I definitely do not guarantee this). If both are empty, it might make you fill out the one and do the other. I think I have enough { }'s in there, but you might want to check.
while (itr.hasNext()) {
wt.project.Role role = (wt.project.Role) itr.next();
System.out.println("Role-=-=-=" + role);
for (int x=1; x <2; x++){
if x=1 {
if (role.toString().equalsIgnoreCase("specify_role_here")) {
java.util.ArrayList users = (java.util.ArrayList) members.get(role);
//If there is no user in specify_role_here role throw exception
if (users.isEmpty()) {
throw new Exception("Select user for " + role.getDisplay());
}
}
else {
if (role.toString().equalsIgnoreCase("specify_role2_here")) {
java.util.ArrayList users = (java.util.ArrayList) members.get(role);
//If there is no user in specify_role2_here role throw exception
if (users.isEmpty()) {
throw new Exception("Select user for " + role.getDisplay());
}
}
}
}
}
}
On the non-programming side. Does the person at this stage fill out both roles? Are these tasks simultaneous or are they sequential? If they are sequential, can you put a check in at one level for the other, like at the engineer check to see if sales manager is in there?
If you try the code above, please let me know if it works. I am interested to see. Also, I am sorry it took a while to answer, I have been catching up from a 10.1 to 10.2 upgrade last weekend.
