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Add Component from Stream to other Stream or workspace (RTC 4.0.4)

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Christel Pedelaborde (1●1●2) | asked Jan 28 '14, 3:14 a.m.
edited Jan 28 '14, 11:25 a.m.
 Hi,

I am facing a problem while adding Component from a Stream to another new stream or Workspace with java API. Everything seems to be fine using API, but when I try to load this new workspace, I can see the component but not its root folder.
Then I tried to do it from RTC client, and saw I can get Component from "Component Baseline" or "Component in another repository or stream". If I use the 2nd option, I can "inheritate" from the Component root folder . But if I select the 1rst option (reference component), I onyl see the component name and no root folder content when I try to load. Then as a conclusion: I want the same behaviour as the 2nd option "Component in another repository or stream", by using API.
Then my question is: how to get the same from API?

The APIs I am currently using: 
IWorkspaceConnection.getComponentsInfo() to get list of components of my referenced stream
And then, to add component: 
IWorkspaceConnection newWK = ...;
IComponentAdditionOp addOperation = newWK.componentOpFactory().addComponent(cmp.getComponent(), false);
newWK.applyComponentOperations(Collections.singletonList(addOperation), monitor);

 For information: The component I am dealing with is 'projectScoped' and is the default one created with SCRUM project areas.
Did I miss something? Do I need to create and use a specific baseline?

Thanks for any help.

Christel



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Christel Pedelaborde (1●1●2) | answered Jan 28 '14, 11:19 a.m.
 Just for information, I finally could get what I wanted:
In case anyone would be interested in that post, here is how I could get my solution:
* get Component (simply with refStream.getComponents() )
* add component to my new stream (newStream.applyComponentOperations(...)
* compare both streams and deliver into new stream change sets from reference stream: 

IChangeHistorySyncReport changeSetSync = refStream.compareTo(newStream, ...)
refStream.deliver(newStream, changeSetSync, Collections.EMPTY_LIST,  changeSetSync.outgoingChangeSets(component),  monitor);



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