Hi all,
I need to get a list of users from a DOORS database with help of C#. Can anybody provide a sample code if there is a possibility?
Thanks in advance
Muthurani M
muthurani - Tue Dec 14 05:32:29 EST 2010 |
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Re: Getting userlist from DOORS with C#
PDU - Wed Dec 15 01:35:13 EST 2010
HI,
why in C# ? You can do taht with DXL.
Pierre
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Re: Getting userlist from DOORS with C#
Mathias Mamsch - Wed Dec 15 07:39:34 EST 2010
There are quite some example for calling DOORS from c#. Just search for "c#". In the simple case of getting a userlist however, i would suggest using a DOORS DXL batch file and write the output to a file. Regards, Mathias
Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS
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Re: Getting userlist from DOORS with C#
muthurani - Wed Dec 15 09:22:53 EST 2010 PDU - Wed Dec 15 01:35:13 EST 2010
HI,
why in C# ? You can do taht with DXL.
Pierre
Yes, i can get the userlist VIA DXL itself from DOORS.But my requirement is, get the userlist from DOORS database without opening DOORS. Are there any possibilities are there as i am new to DXL.
Thanks in advance.
Muthurani
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Re: Getting userlist from DOORS with C#
muthurani - Wed Dec 15 09:31:48 EST 2010 Mathias Mamsch - Wed Dec 15 07:39:34 EST 2010
There are quite some example for calling DOORS from c#. Just search for "c#". In the simple case of getting a userlist however, i would suggest using a DOORS DXL batch file and write the output to a file. Regards, Mathias
Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS
thanks for your information,
If possible could you please provide me some sample code for DOORS "DXL batch file" and "calling DOORS from c#" as i am new to DXL.
Thanks in advance,
Muthurani M
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Re: Getting userlist from DOORS with C#
llandale - Thu Dec 16 09:51:09 EST 2010
Its remotely possible to write a suitable client that communicates directly with the DOORS service but I doubt there's more than one person who has ever done that successfully, even just to prove the concept. If you are actually ON the DOORS server there is a better chance of you accessing the database files directly, de-encrypt them, and check it out, but I doubt there's more than a handful of folks who have ever done that, if for no other reason just to prove it.
No, as Mathias said you need to run the DOORS client. Dumping the user list is pretty easy but you will need to invoke DOORS via a command line switch hard coding the password of some database administrator, and will need then to run the DXL in batch mode where DOORS starts, runs the DXL to generate the report, and exits without displaying any interface.
This chore does not seem realistic for DXL newfolks.
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