Alternatives for Lyo, Eclise Lyo using RDNG 6.0
Hi, we moved from Doors 9.5 to RDNG 6.0.1 M1 and we realized that big part of the previous written functionality which uses Eclipse Lyo 2.1. does not properly work. All samples are for RDNG 4.0.1 but from 4 to 6 there seems to have not small differences. The main article
https://jazz.net/library/article/1197 Gabriel RuelasSo we are wondering is there any alternative of Eclipse Lyo which will give us freedom to integrate with Exposed RDNG >6.0 OSLC APIs. Or if will be there soon newer version which will fixed some problems we faced like:
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Hello Dinyo,
Lyo and OSLC have not changed, they are still at version 2.0 of the specification. RDNG has changed as it has been upgraded through the CLM versions. It's possible that something in RDNG 6.0.1 is different than it was in earlier versions, but that's an issue in the RDNG code and not the Lyo code. I've seen a few issues come up after 6.0 in RDNG, so it's possible there were some changes to the way it handles some of OSLC. For example, the forum post link you provided above looks like an RDNG issue because OSLC apps should return a 400 if it doesn't understand the query rather than a 500.
There are a number of OSLC and Lyo repositories in Github. I haven't looked into any of them (except the one supported by Eclipse), so I can't say how useful they might be to you. But I would look first at RDNG because that's the code that has changed.
I think the current alternative to using Lyo is to write the raw OSLC REST calls. But if RDNG isn't conforming to OSLC issues in the way that it should then you should probably focus on that as the problem rather than writing your own non-conforming OSLC code.
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Hi,
I just downloaded the LYO client samples https://wiki.eclipse.org/Lyo/BuildClient#Building_the_Lyo_Client_in_Eclipse and run the RRCFormSample and it worked fine against a 6.0 and 6.0.1 server. Which problems are you having? Comments
Dinyo Dinev
commented Sep 04 '15, 4:59 a.m.
so can you make query with 2 different where clauses using "and"? Described in
Yes, there is a sample on the RRCFormSample class :
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