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aouellet5-Regular Member
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Jan 16, 2017 3:24 PM UTC
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Unpublishing Experiences from Server

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?

katteAnswer
5-Regular Member
Jan 16, 2017 3:38 PM UTC

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
Jan 16, 2017 3:38 PM UTC

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
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Jan 25, 2017 3:08 AM UTC

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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Oct 9, 2018 7:23 PM UTC

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
    Jul 20, 2018 1:49 AM UTC

    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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