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question asked: Aug 14 '20, 3:10 a.m.
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What is the API to get the info of sub component which is under newly added component while accepting?

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Pushpa Gangadharaiah (13●1) | asked Aug 14 '20, 3:10 a.m.

There is a 'ComponentA', which is already loaded. the new component 'ComponentNew' is added and the existing component 'ComponentA' is added under ComponentNew as subcomponent. Is there a API to get info of subcomponent 'ComponentA' while accepting the change set.

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Ralph Schoon (63.1k●3●36●46) | answered Aug 14 '20, 5:57 a.m.
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You can get the component hierarchy like this: 

    IComponentHierarchyResult hierarchy = workspace.getComponentHierarchy(new ArrayList<icomponenthandle>());
</icomponenthandle>

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Pushpa Gangadharaiah commented Aug 23 '20, 9:54 p.m.
I am fetching IWorkspaceSyncContext from IcomponentSyncContext, then getting the IWorkspaceConnection from IWorkspaceSyncContext.
Getting the IComponentHandle from IComponentSyncContext and adding it to list.      
      
      Map<UUID, Collection<IComponentHandle>> parentToChildrenMap = componentHierarchyResult.getParentToChildrenMap();
      Collection<IComponentHandle> children = parentToChildrenMap.get(componentSyncContext.getComponent().getItemId());

 


I get null for children.. where as there is a subcomponent.

David Lafreniere commented Sep 01 '20, 6:35 a.m.
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Can you try calling IWorkspaceConnection.refresh and then checking if you see the right subcomponent information?

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