Listing Windchill Workspace Models in JLink & Pro/Toolkit

[mark_stallard]

Hi Everyone -

Does anyone know how a JLink method for listing models in the current
workspace? Failing that, does anyone know of a similar function in
the Pro/Toolkit library? It may be hard to believe, but I don't think
either API will help me find the names of .prt/.asm/.drw files in a
workspace, even though both APIs support Windchill checkin & checkout.

I have a JLink application which may require this functionality soon.
This application already uses a task-based Pro/Toolkit DLL, so I can
use either Java or C to do this.

I'm already contemplating a work-around for this, but I'd rather use
the API as designed.

I'm currently using Pro/Engineer Wildfire 3, by the way.

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Mark Stallard
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[jkent]

Take a look at ListFiles method. I know this works in WF 4 but not sure
about WF 3.



Here is what I use in one of my applications.

stringseq files = proSession.ListFiles(filter,
FileListOpt.FILE_LIST_LATEST_INST, "wtws://" + server.GetAlias() + "/" +
workSpaceName + "/");

[pwilliams-3]

If it was a Pro/INTRALINK workspace then I would of course advise you to
create a utility exe that performed the desired workspace operations. I
never understood why accessing the workspace was not implemented in the
Pro/E API since native Pro/E does it all the time. It just makes things
more difficult. Hmm....could be a good topic for a TC discussion.

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[bfrandsen]

How about ListModels method.
The API doc for WF4 explain this method as: Retrieves the list of objects
in the Pro/ENGINEER workspace.
I do not know if this is available in WF3.

/Bjarne



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Take a look at ListFiles method. I know this works in WF 4 but not sure
about WF 3.

Here is what I use in one of my applications.
stringseq files = proSession.ListFiles(filter,
FileListOpt.FILE_LIST_LATEST_INST, "wtws://" + server.GetAlias() + "/" +
workSpaceName + "/");