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aouellet5-Regular Member
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January 16, 2017
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Unpublishing Experiences from Server

  • January 16, 2017
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In the event the actual project files were deleted from the documents folder, and the machine that published the experience was reset, is there a way to manage all published experiences on a server and delete them in the event that needs to be done?

Best answer by katte

By saying manage, do you mean deleting the experience projects? If that is the case, you can leverage REST call using Postman and use Delete method as follows:

** If you are registered for the initial Pilot Program, then replace "/ExperienceService" with "/VuforiaExperienceService" in the URL.

Thanks,
Giri

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katte5-Regular MemberAnswer
5-Regular Member
January 16, 2017

By saying manage, do you mean deleting the experience projects? If that is the case, you can leverage REST call using Postman and use Delete method as follows:

** If you are registered for the initial Pilot Program, then replace "/ExperienceService" with "/VuforiaExperienceService" in the URL.

Thanks,
Giri

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AllanThompson16-Pearl
16-Pearl
January 25, 2017

Hi Giri,

I've followed your instructions and managed to delete a bunch of published experiences that I didn't want.  However, for some of them, I no longer have the local project folder and I don't know what it was named.  So how can I get rid of these if I don't know the project name.  I do know the name of the Experience, as I see that listed when I scan the ThingMark.

Many thanks,

Allan

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jmikesell1-Visitor
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October 9, 2018

You can get a project list as follows, this will show you all the experiences on the sever and you can then delete as needed.

 

In Postman:

GET https://[yourServerName]/ExperienceService/content/projects/

Auth: Basic, enter user with read privileges and password

Headers: Accept: application/JSON

 

You can also get the resolutions for a particular Thingmark code as shown below, where [yourThingmarkCode] is the number code for your Thingmark, like 1758:1 This will show you what projects a thingmark points to. Useful for debugging when you have a mark pointing to something you don't want.

 

GET https://[your server name]/ExperienceService/id-resolution/resolutions?key=urn:vuforia:vumark:[yourThingmarkCode]

Auth: Basic, enter user with read privileges and password

Headers: Accept: application/JSON

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    shawnLee10-Marble
    10-Marble
    July 20, 2018

    I have a easy way to delete experience server file.

     

    Create a same name project then publish. You can delete cloud file.

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