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Re: How to retrieve Quantity attribute for WTPart Structure?

  • May 5, 2022
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As per this thread - same issue

 

Hi rkumar,

 

I too have the similar kind of need, where I need to fetch all the bom structure and get the custom attributes values that or on Usage link.

 

Is there any way if i can get both the Link and wtpart or wtpart master? Let me know 

 

Thanks

Best answer by HelesicPetr

Hi @JM_10276355 

 

the ibah is object that represents WTPart or EPMDocument, or other types. 

So put there the object for example WTPart.


IBAHolder ibaHolder = IBAValueHelper.service.refreshAttributeContainer((IBAHolder) ibah, null, null, null);
DefaultAttributeContainer dac = (DefaultAttributeContainer) ibaHolder.getAttributeContainer();

StringBuilder values = new StringBuilder(); // it will be filled with values

if (dac != null)
{
AbstractValueView[] abstrAttrib = dac.getAttributeValues();
// search for atribute name
 for (int i = 0; i < abstrAttrib .length; i++)
 {
 AttributeDefDefaultView attrDef = abstrAttrib [i].getDefinition();
 String atrName = attrDef.getName();
 if (atrName.equals(ibaParam)) // ibaParam is an internal name of attribute
 {
 values.append(retValue.length() == 0 ? "" : "@"); 
 values.append(getValueView(avv[i]));// if attribute has more values
 }
}
}

 

PetrH

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HelesicPetr
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HelesicPetr22-Sapphire II
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May 5, 2022

Hi @JM_10276355 

you can use something linke following code. 

It gives you UsageLink and  child WTPart

 

WTPart wtp = (WTPart) wtpObject; // source Parent from another search function
ConfigSpec localConfigSpec = ConfigHelper.service.getConfigSpecFor(wtp);
QueryResult qr = WTPartHelper.service.getUsesWTParts(wtp, localConfigSpec);
if (qr.size() != 0)
{
 while (qr.hasMoreElements())
 {
 Persistable persistables[] = (Persistable[]) qr.nextElement();
 WTPart subpart = null;
 if (persistables[1] instanceof WTPart) // second place in array is WTPart
 {
 subpart = (WTPart) persistables[1];
 }
 WTPartUsageLink wtpLink = null;
 if (persistables[0] instanceof WTPartUsageLink)
 {
 wtpLink = (WTPartUsageLink) persistables[0]; // first place in array is WTPartUsageLink
 }
 }

 

IBA attributes could be get by 

IBAHolder ibaHolder = IBAValueHelper.service.refreshAttributeContainer((IBAHolder) ibah, null, null, null);
DefaultAttributeContainer dac = (DefaultAttributeContainer) ibaHolder.getAttributeContainer();

DefaultAttributeContainer  dac contains all IBA attributes of the object so you have to search which IBA attribute name you really want. 

 

Hope this can help

 

PetrH

J
JM_1027635510-MarbleAuthor
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May 5, 2022

Hi @HelesicPetr 

 

That was a quick input, thanks !! I also wanted to know how can we get the IBA from the WTPart we fetched from the above code, I mean to say where to pass the WTPart object so that IBA is defined on the WTPart which is to be retrieved.

 

 

Thanks

HelesicPetr
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HelesicPetr22-Sapphire IIAnswer
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May 6, 2022

Hi @JM_10276355 

 

the ibah is object that represents WTPart or EPMDocument, or other types. 

So put there the object for example WTPart.


IBAHolder ibaHolder = IBAValueHelper.service.refreshAttributeContainer((IBAHolder) ibah, null, null, null);
DefaultAttributeContainer dac = (DefaultAttributeContainer) ibaHolder.getAttributeContainer();

StringBuilder values = new StringBuilder(); // it will be filled with values

if (dac != null)
{
AbstractValueView[] abstrAttrib = dac.getAttributeValues();
// search for atribute name
 for (int i = 0; i < abstrAttrib .length; i++)
 {
 AttributeDefDefaultView attrDef = abstrAttrib [i].getDefinition();
 String atrName = attrDef.getName();
 if (atrName.equals(ibaParam)) // ibaParam is an internal name of attribute
 {
 values.append(retValue.length() == 0 ? "" : "@"); 
 values.append(getValueView(avv[i]));// if attribute has more values
 }
}
}

 

PetrH

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