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September 3rd, 2010
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TestLink and Bugzilla integration
September 3rd, 2010
TestLink and Bugzilla integration
In our case we had the following landscape of installations:
- Bugzilla has Oracle 10g database on a separate server
- Testlink has MSSQL 2000 database on a separate server
Bugzilla and Testlink were installed on the same Linux server
Integration how to
The official guide at http://www.teamst.org/_tldoc/1.7/tl-bts-howto.pdf is not so descriptive.
The probability to face problems is quite hight.
So edit a file …/testlink/cfg/bugzilla.cfg.php
//Set the bug tracking system Interface
/** DB host to use when connecting to the Bugzilla db */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_HOST', 'your_oracle_host');
/** name of the database that contains the Bugzilla tables */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_NAME', 'xxx'); // - this is a name of the oracle instance or SID
/** charset of the database that contains the Bugzilla tables */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
/** useful if you have several schemas see BUGID 1444*/
// define('BUG_TRACK_DB_SCHEMA', '');
/** DB type used for the bugtracking db */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_TYPE','oci8'); // usually people use oracle, but you really need to use oci8, please be shure that you have OCI8 PHP Extension installed
/** DB user and password to use for connecting to the Bugzilla db */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_USER', 'user');
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_PASS', 'pass');
/** link to the bugtracking system, for viewing bugs */
define('BUG_TRACK_HREF', "http://yourdomain/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=");
/** DB host to use when connecting to the Bugzilla db */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_HOST', 'your_oracle_host');
/** name of the database that contains the Bugzilla tables */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_NAME', 'xxx'); // - this is a name of the oracle instance or SID
/** charset of the database that contains the Bugzilla tables */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
/** useful if you have several schemas see BUGID 1444*/
// define('BUG_TRACK_DB_SCHEMA', '');
/** DB type used for the bugtracking db */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_TYPE','oci8'); // usually people use oracle, but you really need to use oci8, please be shure that you have OCI8 PHP Extension installed
/** DB user and password to use for connecting to the Bugzilla db */
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_USER', 'user');
define('BUG_TRACK_DB_PASS', 'pass');
/** link to the bugtracking system, for viewing bugs */
define('BUG_TRACK_HREF', "http://yourdomain/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=");
if you would like just a link to bugzilla, then just put as it is said in the integration guide
/** link to the bugtracking system, for entering new bugs */
define('BUG_TRACK_ENTER_BUG_HREF',"http://yourdomain/bugzilla/);
define('BUG_TRACK_ENTER_BUG_HREF',"http://yourdomain/bugzilla/);
but if ou have only one product to register bugs then it is mor euser friendly to have the folowing line instead:
/** link to the bugtracking system, for entering new bugs */
define('BUG_TRACK_ENTER_BUG_HREF',"http://yourdomain/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=yyy");
define('BUG_TRACK_ENTER_BUG_HREF',"http://yourdomain/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=yyy");
where yyy is a name of the product in bugzilla.
then
Inside …/testlink/custom_config.inc.php file create line:
$g_interface_bugs=’BUGZILLA’;
Possible problems you can face up with:
1. Warnings inside log files like
Just go to file adodb-oci8.inc.php or adodb-mssql.inc.php
and copy-paste function parameters from adodb.inc.php
for example change in adodb-oci8.inc.php from
function MetaPrimaryKeys($table)
to
function MetaPrimaryKeys($table, $owner=false,$internalKey=false)
etc.
2. Table or view does not exist while trying to view failed execution of tast case or test results
Have spent several hours trying to fix an error ORA-00942: table or view does not exist while integrating TestLink and Bugzilla.
This is because the actual query that goes to oracle looks like:
SELECT bug_status FROM xxx.bugs WHERE bug_id=’123′
Where xxx is database name from bugzilla config /testlink/cfg/bugzilla.cfg
/** name of the database that contains the Bugzilla tables */
define(’BUG_TRACK_DB_NAME’, ‘xxx’);
Change file
..\testlink\lib\bugtracking\int_bugzilla.php
line 79 from
$query = “SELECT bug_status FROM {$this->dbSchema}.bugs WHERE bug_id=’” . $id.”‘”;
to
$query = “SELECT bug_status FROM bugs WHERE bug_id=’” . $id.”‘”;
and line 110 from
$query = “SELECT short_desc FROM {$this->dbSchema}.bugs WHERE bug_id=’” . $id.”‘”;
to
$query = “SELECT short_desc FROM bugs WHERE bug_id=’” . $id.”‘”;
3. Sometimes it is quite hard to test even a simple query against oracle server
I had the situation, when oracle client and testlink code were on a linux machine, where I did not have root access rights or sqlplus to execute queries
A good piece of software helped
OracleEditor.php from http://oracleeditor.sourceforge.net/
in order to connect without troubles put into database name oracle connection string like
(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=your_oracle.host.com)(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=xxx)))
change your host and SID in this string and then just copy-paste to “Service name:” field
