Thanks, that worked well
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I created a small WCF service attached below, to listen for TFS event WorkItemChanged, and a consoleapplication to host this service. I subscribed to the WorkItemChanged event with BisSubscribe.exe.
The TFS calls the Notify method, but both eventXml and fsIdentityXml are empty. What is the problem?
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by: TheSaturn49Posted on 2009-09-21 at 21:44:34ID: 25389535
I found the following example from Mattias Sköld here: ft.com/For ums/en-US/ tfsversion control/th read/2a7c9 da3-9346-4 4e8-95a5- a 981251f3cc 1
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I modified it slightly to print both xml strings and tested it against TFS 08 demo virtual machine from MIcrosoft.
It is a single console application that subscribes itself and unsubscribes itself when you hit Enter on the console app. It takes a single command-line argument, the TFS server name.
You'll need to add references to Microsoft.TeamFoundation and Microsoft.TeamFoundation.C
Your posted code looks fine, so I can only assume that your event subscription isn't correct. The TFS Event Subscription Tool here may be of use to compare the subscriptions that this program creates versus the one you created with bisubscribe.exe:
http://www.codeplex.com/tf
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