Import Defect from Quality Center

[anonymous]

Hi together

Is it possible to implement a defect created in Quality Center to the Trac?

[Ryan J Ollos]

You'd have to provide more info. Are you referring to a specific piece of software? Closing for now. Reopen if you have more info.

[Christopher Parker]

This request was referring to HP Quality Center's Defect's module.

Other software that integrates with Quality Center:

• QcMylyn: ​http://qcmylyn.sourceforge.net/ - a Quality Center connector for Eclipse Mylyn
• CollabNet Subversion Connector to HP Quality Center: ​http://www.collab.net/products/integrations/qc2svn/

[Christopher Parker]

Replying to cparker15:

This request was referring to HP Quality Center's Defect's module.

Other software that integrates with Quality Center:

• QcMylyn: ​http://qcmylyn.sourceforge.net/ - a Quality Center connector for Eclipse Mylyn
• CollabNet Subversion Connector to HP Quality Center: ​http://www.collab.net/products/integrations/qc2svn/

Also CollabNet Tracker Connector to HP Quality Center: ​http://www.collab.net/products/integrations/qc2tracker/

I know the two CollabNet connectors don't help us much, since they're both proprietary, but QcMylyn is built on top of an open source/free/libre Java library, which happens to be developed by the same person who developed QcMylyn, called QcTools4j: ​http://qctools4j.sourceforge.net/

QcMylyn is pretty stable, so I'm assuming there's got to be a good foundation behind QcTools4j. That being said, I don't think this is going to be possible, at least not in an automated way. Quality Center is only accessible through a COM API via an ActiveX control, so you need to have the ActiveX control installed on your Windows system in order for QcMylyn/QcTools4j to work.

[anonymous]

Couldn't a web service be written in C# that wraps the ActiveX control and exposes the QC interface in a RESTful way?