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- DTP and Extension Designer must be configured correctly. See Server Settings.
- DTP should have collected static analysis data from a Parasoft code analysis and test execution tool (i.e., C/C++test, dotTEST, or Jtest).
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The flow retrieves static analysis data via the /staticAnalysisViolation REST API provided by DTP. See Using DTP REST APIs for details.
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At line 20, the flow sends a two-dimensional array of one element. You can also can send multiple messages in a specific order. This function node only expects one output by sending an array of message objects into the output. The flow will send msg objects one at a time to the next flow, which is similar to looping through the array and returning each message asynchronously (see see https://nodered.org/docs/writing-functions#multiple-messages for additional information).
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Actions are defined in DTP. You can query the /v1.4/metadata/violationAction API violationAction API to see what values are available for the violationAction field. You can use any available value specified in the response.
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Double click the Group violations and set relevant priorityId function node and review the JavaScript. Instead of returning an array from the msg array, the node.send() method is used to push a msg object to the next node asynchronously (see https://nodered.org/docs/writing-functions#sending-messages-asynchronously for additional information about sending messages asynchronously).
You can query the /v1.4/metadata DTP metadata DTP REST API to see the metadata values available in your DTP.
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