Consuming Requirement Information in IBM DOORS Next Generation
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I want to read the requirements information(like description, created by etc) from IBM Doors NG tool from external client.
I am able create the requirements in IBM Doors by external oslc client. Please let me know how to read the requirements details from doors. Thanks in advance. |
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It's interesting that you know how to "create" but not "read" the requirements. Most people will have the other way round. Anyway, all the information should be in this article.
https://jazz.net/library/article/1197 If you are still struggling, you need to elaborate how you have tried and how it does not work for you. Sudhakar Kamat selected this answer as the correct answer
Comments Hello Mr Donald,
Using the resource URI is the right way to get the details of an artifact. So you can actually "read" artifacts, but want to find ways to "search" and "filter" them. It is also mentioned in the article linked above, just take a closer look at the section "Using the query capabilities".
Hello Mr.Donald,
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The below code from org/eclipse/lyo/client/oslc/samples/RRCFormSample.java looks perfect. But what "dcterms" recembels here.
You need to understand all the attributes mean by studying the RDF+XML presentation when you GET the artifact resource. "dcterms" is the name space prefix for "http://purl.org/dc/terms/", defined just one line above. It's the same as "oslc_rm", which your used without knowing exactly what it was. Also, if you examine the XML presentation of a resource the contains the "implementedBy" link, you will see the the linked resource URI is in a different and basic form, whereas you incorrectly used the project dashboard web link in that place and it would give you no result.
Hello Mr.Donald,
Sorry I'm not familiar with Eclipse Lyo. The below article should give you an idea of the particular API (at the very bottom of the page).
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