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Hi,
About Integrity Client 10.6 Source Configuration Management Web Interface
There is PDF document named ClientUserGuide_Integrity_10_6.pdf where I can find a bit of information about
si/viewproject and si/viewrevision
In the Web interface, if you know the location of a project, you can open it by typing the following URL in a browser:
http://<server>:<port>/si/viewproject?projectName=<(sub)projectname>
for example
http://xyzBusiness:7001/si/viewproject?projectName=
c:/master_projects/SourceCode/project.pj.
In the Web interface, you can also open a variant project from a Project view by selecting Project > Open Variant Project.
TIP If you know the location of a revision, you can view it by typing the following URL in a browser:
http://<server>:<port>/si/viewrevision?projectName=
<(sub)projectname>&revision=<revisionnumber>&selection=
<membername>
for example
http://xyzBusiness:7001/si/viewproject?projectName=
c:/master_projects/SourceCode/frameworkproject.pj&revision=
1.4&selection=setup.ksh
However the PDF documentation doesn't say how the URL should look like for projects and members belonging to a development path
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
I have found the answer in another PDF from the documentation ClientGettingStartedGuide_Integrity_10_6.pdf
There is a 'devpath' option for the '/si/viewproject' command, so we can append to the URL something like this &devpath=DevPathName
Although not explicitly mentioned , the 'devpath' option exists for the '/si/viewrevision' command too.
I have found the answer in another PDF from the documentation ClientGettingStartedGuide_Integrity_10_6.pdf
There is a 'devpath' option for the '/si/viewproject' command, so we can append to the URL something like this &devpath=DevPathName
Although not explicitly mentioned , the 'devpath' option exists for the '/si/viewrevision' command too.