5: Publish a Package using TFS Team Build. This optional step connects TFS Team Build to the script created in step 4, which handles publishing of the package build. Team Foundation Server 2010 includes process templates. Learn how to customize work item type templates for a smoother workflow. Aug 10, 2010. For the customization of the work item controls for the client are many examples. There is even a codeplex project that hosts some examples. However if you want to provide a custom work item control for Web Access, it turns out that there is only little information. In this post I will describe what I did to create.

Network: It allows relations that are non-directional and circular referencing is allowed. I will select this topology for defining a link type which will used to create links between peers. For example if I want to link a ‘User Story: A user authenticates using login form’ to another ‘User Story: User views the pages for which access is provided to that user’ to indicate that both of them will be necessary to implement security, I will use Network topology. I will probably name that link as ‘Sibling of’. Dependency: As the name suggests it indicates a dependency between two workitems. This link is directional and to obvious reason does not support circular referencing. Extending the same example we can say that ‘User Story: User views the pages for which access is provided to that user’ ‘Depend upon’ ‘User Story: A user authenticates using login form’. Unless the user is authenticated the authorization will not happen.

Another example is ‘Requirement: User should be shown only the pages for which that user has access permissions’ ‘Depends Upon’ the ‘Task: Create pages for authenticating the user and check authorization’. The ‘User Story’ is implemented by the ‘Tasks’ and there can be multiple ‘Tasks’ that will be required to implement a ‘User Story’. Smith And Wesson Model 915 Manual Arts on this page. A natural constraint will be that a ‘Task’ cannot be used to implement multiple ‘User Stories’ obviously because it will create conflicts of priority and estimation. We can see that so far the topology of ‘Dependency’ best suites our condition. We may require sub-tasks to implement the tasks. Tasks and Sub-Tasks may also have the same link and in such case the ‘Tree’ topology will be more appropriate.

Although we can choose any one for the example, I am going with ‘Tree’ for this case. Now that our definition of the link type is ready, let us import it in the team project. We should create an XML file which will contain the Link Type Definition. I created a file C: Users TFSSETUP Documents Visual Studio 10 Templates ImplementationLinkType.xml and typed in the definition tags in it and saved it. Now we have to import that Link Type Definition in the TFS. We open the Visual Studio 10 command prompt and use the command line utility named WitAdmin.exe to import the Link Type. The command to be given is.