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Export Classification Attributes for Part in ESIResponse

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August 18, 2021
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I need to export Classification attributes for Part in ESIResponse file. I want to do it a specific XML structure like:

How can I achieve this? Should I be adding more schema in ESIResponseMetaInformation.xsd and also in ESIResponseMetaInfo.xml?

I tried to do following wherein:

- Added more schema to - ESIResponseMetaInformation.xsd

- Defined elements in - ESIResponseMetaInfo.xml

- In adjustPartElement hook when I get hold of Element for Part, I get the IeNode from it and query for childNodes but don't get anything. I expected to get <ClassificationAttributes>. If I could get that then I can wrap it an Element and add Att to it for

- <ClassificationAttributeMapping attribute="width" value="20" units="mm"></ClassificationAttributeMapping>

- <ClassificationAttributeMapping attribute="height" value="40" units="mm"></ClassificationAttributeMapping>

Please suggest if this would be the right way to move forward or not

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avillanueva

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I just did this recently for View and DefaultTraceCode but those core attributes. Yes, both would need to be updated. I am not sure your call out is correct. I think the classification attributes are really IBA attributes at the heart of it so you will need to get the right name to call out those attributes. I am also not sure that logic for writing out the response will know what to do with them. You might need customization to get the values if it does not work. I will dig up the changes I made to get the attributes I added. It at least answers your first part of your question.

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SD_01

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Thanks for your response. I am already able to fetch the classification attributes for the Part and put them in the Response XML. But they come as <attributemapping> like below.

<Part>

<Classification>/Parts/Mechanical/Heater</Classification>

<Class_Temperature>20</Class_Temperature>

<Class_Material>Cushion</Class_Material>

</Part>

But the format I want to achieve is like below:

<Part>

<Classification>/Parts/Mechanical/Heater</Classification>

<Class_Temperature>20</Class_Temperature>

<Class_Material>Cushion</Class_Material>

</ClassificationAttributes>

</Part>

I made schema changes in ESIResponseMetaInformation.xsd and ESIResponseMetaInfo.xml to support this structure.

I am trying to write code like below in adjustPartElement hook

com.infoengine.object.IeNode partNode = element.getNode();

com.infoengine.object.IeNode classAttributeNode = new com.infoengine.object.IeNode("classificationAttributes");
partNode.addNode(classAttributeNode);

Element classAttributeElement = new Element(classAttributeNode);

Att newAtt = new Att(attrName, attrValue);

classAttributeElement.addAtt(newAtt );

But this is not yielding right results.

Let me know if you have any ideas.

C

Casey_Swain

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Hello,

I'm also trying to get classification attributes out to ESI. I'm stuck at getting even you're first response format. I can get it to send the binding node, but not a test attribute value. The first test attribute I picked has units, but I can't believe that's the issue. Could you possibly share that portion of your response meta-data definition file? I've have mapped as below at the moment:

. <esi:attributeMapping sourceAttribute="Classification">Classification</esi:attributeMapping>

. <esi:attributeMapping sourceAttribute="xjf063">Thickness</esi:attributeMapping>

But all I'm getting is:

. <Classification>FASTENER-WASHER-PLAIN.1632768989843</Classification>

. <Thickness></Thickness>

Happy to discuss progress if you want to.

Sincerely,

Casey

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plmcore

14-Alexandrite

We have done a customization so that we can send the classification to SAP

The response file will look like as follows

<Part>
<ObjectID>OR:wt.part.WTPart:16589357398:407127582-1271670139093-27422385-109-44-253-132@pdmlink.vestas.net</ObjectID>
<Class>com.ptc.windchill.esi.Part</Class>
<LastChangedBy>ravku</LastChangedBy>
<Number>29256198</Number>
<StartEffectivity></StartEffectivity>
<EndEffectivity></EndEffectivity>
<StartSerialNumberEffectivity></StartSerialNumberEffectivity>
<EndSerialNumberEffectivity></EndSerialNumberEffectivity>
<StartLotNumberEffectivity></StartLotNumberEffectivity>
<EndLotNumberEffectivity></EndLotNumberEffectivity>
<SerialNumberEffectivityCxtPartNumber></SerialNumberEffectivityCxtPartNumber>
<LotNumberEffectivityCxtPartNumber></LotNumberEffectivityCxtPartNumber>
<DefaultUnit>ea</DefaultUnit>
<Name>TEST</Name>
<PartType>Component</PartType>
<Source>make</Source>
<State>RELEASED</State>
<View>Design</View>
<IsPhantom>false</IsPhantom>
<Version>0</Version>
<Iteration>4</Iteration>
<PreviousVersion></PreviousVersion>
<IsConfigurable>false</IsConfigurable>
<IsCollapsible>false</IsCollapsible>
<Weight>1</Weight>
<MaterialGroup>100</MaterialGroup>
<PreliminaryUNSPSC>3116231320</PreliminaryUNSPSC>
<SDCPreferenceCode>Preferred</SDCPreferenceCode>
<HazardousIndicator></HazardousIndicator>
<UNNumber></UNNumber>
<SDSReference></SDSReference>
<DGIndicatorProfile></DGIndicatorProfile>
<TraceCode>0</TraceCode>
<TraceMethod>80</TraceMethod>
<TraceIdentifier>9</TraceIdentifier>
<AsBuildIndicator>N</AsBuildIndicator>
<MSIOptionMarker>01</MSIOptionMarker>
<SpendClass>E0</SpendClass>
<MaterialReturnable>1</MaterialReturnable>
<EUCommodityCode>73269098</EUCommodityCode>
<Supersedes></Supersedes>
<ReplacementType></ReplacementType>
<Alternates></Alternates>
<TargetID>QE2:</TargetID>
<Classification>29256198~UNSPSC~3116231320~APPLICATION~31~</Classification>
<Classification>29256198~UNSPSC~3116231320~FUNCTION_KIT~test~</Classification>
<Classification>29256198~UNSPSC~3116231320~CLASS_NODE~PARTS KIT~</Classification>
<Classification>29256198~UNSPSC~3116231320~PACKAGE_DETAILS~78~</Classification>
<Classification>29256198~UNSPSC~3116231320~FUNCTION~~</Classification>
</Part>