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EclipseTalk .
(327●3●61●61) Oct 31 '14, 10:23 a.m.
 Hello,
How can I get the list of users for an RRC project? I can get the list of users for an RTC project in OSLC but it doesn't seem to be an equivalent for RRC.
Thanks for your help

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Mike Jaworski
JAZZ DEVELOPER (1.4k●6) edited
Oct 31 '14, 10:40 a.m.
 Hi,

There is an HTTP command that you can execute to get this information. If you append the string "/members" to the end of the project area URL, this should give you the information you are looking for. (Note: For an RRC project area in 4.x releases, the context root of the project area URL will be "/jts"; in 5.x releases, the context root will be "/rm")

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Hope this helps,
Mike Jaworski

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EclipseTalk .
Oct 31 '14, 11:37 a.m.

 Thanks Michael for the reply but "/rm/process/project-areas/" doesn't work. I get this error

"Error 403: CRJZS0040E No REST service handler is registered for the following path: "
Thanks,

Mike Jaworski
JAZZ DEVELOPER Oct 31 '14, 11:59 a.m.

Hi,


What release of RRC are you using? Please note in my answer that I mentioned your project area will have a /jts context root in 4.x releases.

Thanks,
Mike 

Mike Jaworski
JAZZ DEVELOPER Oct 31 '14, 12:02 p.m.

 Could you also please post the URL you are attempting to use here? Feel free to sanitize the hostname for anonymity.

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EclipseTalk .
(327●3●61●61) Oct 31 '14, 2:28 p.m.
Ok, it worked once I used the jts context and not the rm context.
Thanks 

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Thomas Stephens
(173●1●15●19) Nov 18 '14, 5:41 p.m.
Wonderful link.
Now, where do we get the list of projects for RM?

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Donald Nong
Nov 18 '14, 7:40 p.m.

For RRC/RDNG 5.0.x

https://<server>:<port>/rm/oslc_rm/catalog
For RRC 4.0.x
https://<server>:<port>/rm/discovery/RMCatalog
Always start with /rm/rootservices and look for "ServiceProvider" if you don't know where to start.

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