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[OSLC-RM] Query for modules in DoorsNG

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Benjamin Röhl (167●13●24) | asked Jul 12 '13, 10:00 a.m.
Hey,
i build the following query that works. As the title says I want to query for modules and just specified the oslc.where clause: "types:_wAyfMc5-EeKH_qtXcpJj4Q=<https://192.168.100.171:9443/rm/types/_v_Q1Mc5-EeKH_qtXcpJj4Q#Module>". The namespace url of prefix "types" is set to "<https://192.168.100.171:9443/rm/types/>"

So the property "_wAyfMc5-EeKH_qtXcpJj4Q" of types namespace looks generic, which makes it impossible to get straight to that namespace and especially to the url for the module.

Is there a better way to get to all modules?

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Gabriel Ruelas (1.1k●1●3) | answered Jul 16 '13, 5:50 p.m.
Hi,
  Currently that is the only way to achieve the desired query. There is a RFE to improve that, but not sure when it will be implemented.
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Benjamin Röhl commented Jul 26 '13, 11:05 a.m.

This generic property is surely the same for my project, but is it also the same for another server instance?

Beside that, is it possible to query for this generic property (for format like "Module" or "Collection")?

Thanks in advance!

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