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December 6, 2017
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How to check the type of WTObject and run an expression

  • December 6, 2017
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I wrote the following code in the expression but it does not run

wt.fc.QueryResult qr= wt.maturity.MaturityHelper.service.getPromotionTargets(pn);

while (qr.hasMoreElements()) 
{
 if(qr.type.equals("EPMDocument")
 {
 wt.lifecycle.LifeCycleManaged lifeCycleManaged = (wt.lifecycle.LifeCycleManaged) qr.nextElement();
 wt.lifecycle.LifeCycleServerHelper.service.setState(lifeCycleManaged, wt.lifecycle.State.toState("DESIGNCHANGE"));
 }
}


I want to check the type of the object and change the lifecycle state only if it is an EPMDocument
Can you help me please?

Best answer by ShirishMorkhade

Hello,

 

Here is a precise code (highlighted in red) for your reference. Thought I have demonstrated it for wt.part.WTPart type, you can use wt.epm.EPMDocument for EPMDocument type.

 

 

wt.fc.QueryResult qr= wt.maturity.MaturityHelper.service.getPromotionTargets(pn);
while (qr.hasMoreElements()) 
{
	wt.fc.WTObject obj =(wt.fc.WTObject) qr.nextElement();
	if(obj instanceof wt.part.WTPart){
		wt.part.WTPart prt = (wt.part.WTPart) obj;
		System.out.println("****** " + prt.getNumber());
 // Add you logic here
	}
}

 

Output:

PN Output.png

 

PN Output1.png

 

 

I hope it helps you.

 

Regards,

Shirish

 

 

1 reply

ShirishMorkhade
ShirishMorkhade16-PearlAnswer
16-Pearl
December 6, 2017

Hello,

 

Here is a precise code (highlighted in red) for your reference. Thought I have demonstrated it for wt.part.WTPart type, you can use wt.epm.EPMDocument for EPMDocument type.

 

 

wt.fc.QueryResult qr= wt.maturity.MaturityHelper.service.getPromotionTargets(pn);
while (qr.hasMoreElements()) 
{
	wt.fc.WTObject obj =(wt.fc.WTObject) qr.nextElement();
	if(obj instanceof wt.part.WTPart){
		wt.part.WTPart prt = (wt.part.WTPart) obj;
		System.out.println("****** " + prt.getNumber());
 // Add you logic here
	}
}

 

Output:

PN Output.png

 

PN Output1.png

 

 

I hope it helps you.

 

Regards,

Shirish

 

 

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    CHASEONHO18-OpalAuthor
    18-Opal
    December 7, 2017

    thank you!
    Did you link Eclipse with PDMLink?
    Can you tell me how?
    It's okay to give me a link
    Please.

    ShirishMorkhade
    ShirishMorkhade16-Pearl
    16-Pearl
    December 7, 2017

    Sure. here is the comamnd which guide you throught the step by step instructions to do this:

     

    ant -f bin\tools.xml eclipse_project.help

     

    Copying below are the exact steps:

     

     

     [echo] 0) Install FileSync
     [echo]    a) Start Eclipse
     [echo]    b) Accept the default workspace (we'll, later, assign a different one)
     [echo]    c) Select Help -> Install new software...
     [echo]    d) Click Add... (next to "Work with:")
     [echo]    e) Set Name to FileSync and Location to http://andrei.gmxhome.de/eclipse/
     [echo]    f) Click OK, then wait until the "Pending..." text disappears
     [echo]    g) Type FileSync in the text are with the grayed-out text reading "type filter text"
     [echo]    h) Select the FileSync for Eclipse 3.6 (currently under Eclipse 3.5 - 3.7 plugins)
     [echo]    i) Click Next >, wait, then click Next > again
     [echo]    j) Select the "I accept the terms of the license agreement" radio button
     [echo]    k) Click Finish
     [echo]    l) OK the Security Warning
     [echo]    m) Click Not Now, then exit Eclipse.
     [echo] 1) Run the eclipse_project task 
     [echo] 2) Launch Eclipse, specifying D:\ptc\Windchill_10.1\Windchill/../eclipse as the workspace
     [echo] 3) Import the cust_Windchill_src project
     [echo]    a) File -> Import... -> General -> Existing Projects into Workspace
     [echo]    b) Select Browse (next to "Select root directory") and click OK
     [echo]    c) Your project will be listed and checked; click Finish.

     

    I hope it helps you.

     

    Regards,

    Shirish

     

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