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Aliased URL | Models in windchill using toolkit

Ketan_Lalcheta
19-Tanzanite

Aliased URL | Models in windchill using toolkit

Hi

 

 

We can identify aliased URL for model using API ProServerModelNameToAliasedURL(). This URL can be used to check-out model from windchill.

 

My query is that can we find all objects presents into windchill and from name of the those CAD objects, I would like to get aliased URL. 

 

Is it possible through toolkit to get list of objects present in Windchill?

 

Thanks and Regards

Ketan

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zemanekp
14-Alexandrite
(To:Ketan_Lalcheta)

Hi, did you try ProFilesList?

You can get list of objects and subdirs from ProFilesList.

E.g. from path „wtpub://sip7/Products/product_name/parts/“ you obtain list (array) of:

wtpub://sip7/Products/product_name/parts/model_a.prt

wtpub://sip7/Products/product_name/parts/model_b.prt

 

This file pathes you can use to load models into a Workspace by ProMdlFiletypeLoad (or parse them and use ProMdlnameRetrieve).

Of course, you have to traverse subfolders recursively and scan Context by Context (mean „product_name“ - ProServerContextsCollect), and we talk about EPMDocumnets only…

 

It depends, what you need. Probably fast way would be ask through the WindChill API (I don't know it).

 

PZ

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zemanekp
14-Alexandrite
(To:Ketan_Lalcheta)

Hi, did you try ProFilesList?

You can get list of objects and subdirs from ProFilesList.

E.g. from path „wtpub://sip7/Products/product_name/parts/“ you obtain list (array) of:

wtpub://sip7/Products/product_name/parts/model_a.prt

wtpub://sip7/Products/product_name/parts/model_b.prt

 

This file pathes you can use to load models into a Workspace by ProMdlFiletypeLoad (or parse them and use ProMdlnameRetrieve).

Of course, you have to traverse subfolders recursively and scan Context by Context (mean „product_name“ - ProServerContextsCollect), and we talk about EPMDocumnets only…

 

It depends, what you need. Probably fast way would be ask through the WindChill API (I don't know it).

 

PZ

Good option. I tried using API of ProFilesList(). How to identify whether context is product or library once we get contexts name using ProServerContextsCollect()? Product or Library is required for to prepare full directory path for ProFilesList() API.

zemanekp
14-Alexandrite
(To:Ketan_Lalcheta)

Hmm, the easiest way to differ them, is just from path (wch contexts are usually divided as follows):

wtpub://sip7/Products/product_name/parts/model_a.prt

wtpub://sip7/Libraries/norms/iso_a.prt

wtpub://sip7/Workspaces/

wtpub://sip7/Site/

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Hmm, sorry, I didn't realize that, you don't know anything at the moment 🙂
So, try it? - check if context is accessible from Products\ or Librarier\ (at ProFilesList)?

 

PZ

zemanekp
14-Alexandrite
(To:Ketan_Lalcheta)

I have to correct myself, you can travers all folders just only with ProFilesList. I tried it, and it lists folders just from highest level - from server: wtpub://sip7/. So you can go through Products and Libraries into the deep levels. No ProServerContextsCollect is needed.

PZ

 

Yes. It should be the case. Traverse from server itself. Additionally; within contexts, we get work-space also as sub directories. So, these sub directories should be excluded by collecting all workspace name. Is this correct approach?

zemanekp
14-Alexandrite
(To:Ketan_Lalcheta)

Of course, you don't care about WSs. What about "Site" it's up to you... 

 

BTW: I don't think you are able to get models from this wtpub WSs. To get models from WS via ProFilesList  you can scan only  active workspace path (wtws://).

Beacause wtpub://sip7/Workspaces/wsname/  don't list data -> ProFilesList do the same as Open dialog:

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PZ

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