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Version: Windchill 13.0
Use Case: REST API end hooks
Description:
I am investigating a possible project using the Windchill REST API. The documentation page is here:
https://support.ptc.com/help/windchill_rest_services/r1.6/en/index.html#page/windchill_rest_services/WCCG_RESTAPIs_Javadoc_JSdoc.html#
Both the links on that page lead to a missing page.
Starting with Windchill REST Services 13.0.2.0, the WRS Javadoc location has been combined with Windchill Javadoc, that lead to a change of the WRS Javadoc location.
This change is due to the integration of WRS with Windchill.
The Windchill REST Services 13.0.2.0 release includes the following developer documents:
- Javadoc, which is available at:
https://<Windchill_Server>/Windchill/wt/clients/library/api/index.html
- JSDoc for the built-in code hooks, which is available at:
https://<Windchill_Server>/Windchill/netmarkets/html/wrs/jsdoc/index.html
I do not know the customer's server domain name, and it would take a long time and be difficult for them to obtain that information from elsewhere within their organization. I am trying to help one team within a large company, but I cannot assist them in writing a proposal if I don't even know the capabilities of the Windchill SDK API because the documentation is hidden.
Where can I find documentation for the Windchill SDK REST end hooks?
I need to know the capabilities of the Windchill SDK before I make any promises about what I can do with it. I cannot do that if the documentation is being hidden. This is a time-sensitive matter.
Starting from Windchill 11.1, JavaDoc is no longer available online (PTC hosted) and needs to be downloaded locally from Reference Documents.
Hi @JK_12731035
JavaDoc has prvided @LB_9980481 but RestAPI documentation is not public and you can get it only from the existing Windchill server.
As a developer you have to have the Windchill installation for development purpose and there is no another option if you want to access to the documentation that is not Public
CS335170 - API Catalog for OData REST Services (Swagger)
PetrH