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Gidi Gal (96●20●56) | asked Apr 24 '19, 6:39 a.m.
edited Apr 24 '19, 10:35 a.m.
I am using Java API in order to retrieve information from the client about incoming change-sets. I am using com.ibm.team.filesystem.rcp.core.internal.changes.model.IComponentSyncModel to retrieve the information. The main purpose is to save on server hits and use the information stored in the client. I found the class ChangeSummaryNode which stores information for each file in the change-set. It has the two functions getBeforePath and getAfterPath which give the path to the file before and after the change. However, it is not a full path.I think it is missing the path to the component.

How do I build the path of the component, using the information in IComponentSyncModel ? (Or other services ?)
If the change was re-parented, how do I find the path of the source component ?

Thanks :-)
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Luca Martinucci commented Apr 24 '19, 10:52 a.m.

Which kind of Java API are you using? The Plain Client API or the server-side SDK?

I have done several customizations involving change sets, and I have been able to build the full paths of the modified files, but using different Java classes than yours.

Gidi Gal commented Apr 24 '19, 11:05 a.m.
I am using Plain Client API. All my code is running in the client.
There is this service com.ibm.team.filesystem.client.internal.copyfileareas.ICopyFileAreaManager - I have code that uses this service and returns full path for workspace, component and versionable. So, I can use it to replace the full path before the change-set is accepted.
However, I was wondering whether there's a way to get the component\s path in order to append it to the paths in getBeforePath and getAfterPath.

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