Use the TaskRay Project Stitcher Apex Method in Your Own Code

The following article describes how Salesforce developers can take advantage of global Apex methods to construct a new project containing a dynamic set of Task Groups or add a dynamic set of Task Groups to a existing project. This Apex method is invocable and executable via Flow and the Salesforce REST API as well.

If you would like to learn more about Project Stitching and how it works, you can view the following articles:

• Task Groups
• Stitcher
• Automatically Stitch Projects Using the Lightning Process Builder

TaskRay Clone Projects Method

The Signature for this method is:

List<Id> TASKRAY.trStitchProjectsFlow.stitchProject(List<TASKRAY.trStitchProjectsFlow.Request> requests);

Parameters

1. List<TASKRAY.trStitchProjectsFlow.Request> requests This input parameter is a list of classes which define how to create/update a project with a dynamic set of template task groups.
   • TASKRAY.trStitchProjectsFlow.Request class definition
     

     global class Request {
       @InvocableVariable(label='New Project?' required=true)
       global Boolean createNewProject;
       
       @InvocableVariable(label='Existing Project Id (only if New Project? is false)' required=false)
       global Id existingProjectId;
       
       @InvocableVariable(label='Source Object Id (populates lookup fields on project)' required=false)
       global Id sourceRecordId;
       
       @InvocableVariable(label='New Project Name (only if New Project? is true)' required=false)
       global String projectName;
       
       @InvocableVariable(label='New Project Schedule Mode (only if New Project? is true "Start", "End", or a Milestone Id)' required=false)
       global String projectScheduleMode;
       
       @InvocableVariable(label='New Project Date Target (only if New Project? is true)' required=false)
       global Date projectDateTarget;
       
       @InvocableVariable(label='New Project Template Id (only if New Project? is true)' required=false)
       global Id projectTemplateId;
     
       @InvocableVariable(label='Task Group Id List' required=true)
       global List taskGroupIds;
       
       @InvocableVariable(label='Task Group Schedule Mode List ("Start", "End", or a Milestone Id)' required=false)
       global List taskGroupScheduleModes;
       
       @InvocableVariable(label='Task Group Target Date List' required=false)
       global List taskGroupTargetDates;
     }

Return Value

• List<Id> these ids correspond to the new created or updated Project Ids for each instance of the Request class 

Example Usage 

//Opportunity to relate the new project to
Id opportunityId = '0060P00000gQF98';

//Base template project Id
Id templateProjectId = 'a020P00000hVA5OQAW';

//Template Task Group Ids for products
//Keep in  mind you could also look these up from opportunity products or something similar
Id sprocketFulfillmentTaskGroupTemplateId = 'a0Y0P00000EO9Wn';
Id widgetFulfillmentTaskGroupTemplateId = 'a0Y0P00000EOwmJ';
List templateTaskGroupIds = new List();
templateTaskGroupIds.add(sprocketFulfillmentTaskGroupTemplateId);
templateTaskGroupIds.add(widgetFulfillmentTaskGroupTemplateId);

List requests = new List();
//Configure the request class
TASKRAY.trStitchProjectFlow.Request req = new TASKRAY.trStitchProjectFlow.Request();
req.createNewProject = true;
req.projectTemplateId = templateProjectId;
req.projectName = 'Acme Fulfillment Project';
req.projectScheduleMode = 'Start';
req.sourceRecordId = opportunityId;
req.projectDateTarget = Date.today();
req.taskGroupIds = new List();
req.taskGroupScheduleModes = new List();
req.taskGroupTargetDates = new List();
for(Id templateTaskGroupId : templateTaskGroupIds){
	req.taskGroupIds.add(templateTaskGroupId);
	req.taskGroupScheduleModes.add('Start');
	req.taskGroupTargetDates.add(Date.today());
}
requests.add(req);
//Run the clone
List newlyCreatedProjectIds = TASKRAY.trStitchProjectFlow.stitchProject(requests);
//Get the newly created project id
system.debug(newlyCreatedProjectIds);

Summary