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BF_1381190014-Alexandrite
14-Alexandrite
Feb 12, 2026 7:24 PM UTC
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Windchill REST API - Part Instances/Configurations

Version: Windchill 13.0

 

Use Case: I am trying to bulk load part instance and part configuration objects into Windchill and to establish the links between them and the parts they are related to.


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I was hoping to be able to do this with the REST API but it doesn't look like there are end points available to allow this to be done. Can anybody recommend an alternative approach to achieving the same goal?

Fadel
FadelAnswer
23-Emerald II
Feb 16, 2026 2:06 PM UTC

You can make and info*engine task that creates objects and call it in WRS using invoke task endpoint 

something like below ; 

Fadel_0-1771250779488.png

 

Buiꓘa
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Fadel
Fadel23-Emerald IIAnswer
23-Emerald II
Feb 16, 2026 2:06 PM UTC

You can make and info*engine task that creates objects and call it in WRS using invoke task endpoint 

something like below ; 

Fadel_0-1771250779488.png

 

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Buiꓘa
BF_1381190014-AlexandriteAuthor
14-Alexandrite
Feb 17, 2026 1:14 PM UTC

Thanks very much @Fadel !

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    vnamboodheriEmeritus
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    Feb 17, 2026 3:21 AM UTC

    Hello @BF_13811900, 

     

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    HV_145188167-Bedrock
    7-Bedrock
    Apr 20, 2026 6:10 AM UTC

    Hi ​@Fadel ,

    Is there a straight forward approach using a REST API call for Part Instance?  Currently Iam seeing that Part Configuration and Part Instances are not supported in the WRS Domain.

    Is it possible to create a custom domain for this purpose?

     

    Best Regards

    Hari

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