Accessing Repository Permissions via REST or JavaScript
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I'm working on a script to export all users from RQM into CSV through JavaScript. I have a lot of details already but I'm looking for a way to get the Repository Permsissions (JazzUsers, JazzGuests, JazzAdmins, JazzProjectAdmins) of the users using REST/OSLC/Javascript. If anyone has an idea or has done this before, any input is helpful.
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Accepted answer
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Hi,
In general RQM users are the users who are present in the JTS server, you can try use the below command and export users into CSV
repotools-jts.bat -exportUsers toFile=C:\test.csv repositoryURL=https://hostame:9443/jts
regards,
Somashakar
In general RQM users are the users who are present in the JTS server, you can try use the below command and export users into CSV
repotools-jts.bat -exportUsers toFile=C:\test.csv repositoryURL=https://hostame:9443/jts
regards,
Somashakar
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See also Analyzing Project Members and Roles
Using repotools-jts has its uses, but only if one is able to access the machine hosting the application. The above is client based and can give more information ( i.e. project/team roles )
Using repotools-jts has its uses, but only if one is able to access the machine hosting the application. The above is client based and can give more information ( i.e. project/team roles )
Comments
Guido Schneider
Aug 17 '16, 3:40 p.m.Donald Nong
Aug 17 '16, 9:53 p.m.Guido is right. The repository role is determined by the application server during the log on process. Unless a user is logged on, you will not know what role she has from the application point of view.
Nicholas Krantz
Aug 18 '16, 9:30 a.m.Yes, I have local admin rights but I think the repotool does exactly what I need to do