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How to create a bi directional link with ccm and System Weaver application using oslc.

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I am trying to integrate SystemWeaver application with CCM, as part of this I am able to get all the workitems present in the CCM to get displayed in SystemWeaver. In System Weaver if I click on a work item present in the CCM it is directly taking me to the CCM Browser and the work item is opening. Now My requirement is the work item which I opened from SystemWeare is opening in CCM in the same way I need to establish a link in the work Item links by which if I click on the link it should need to move to the SystemWeaver application. I am not getting any clue to implement the same please help me in this.

Thank you,
Regards,
Pavan m.

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Pravan,

You should be able to perform a GET of the work item URI (with some appropriate RDF media type in an Accept header), add the RDF statement for the link to the resource in SystemWeaver, and then a PUT on the same URI with the revised RDF body and an If-match header whose value is the etag from the GET . The statement you add needs to use a predicate URI for the link type you have defined in EWM for that project area.

Best regards,
David
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Hii David Honey,


Thank you, System Weaver is a thick client can we establish the bidirectional link. If possible please share me some example code which is more helpful for me.

Thank you,
Regards,
Pavan m. 

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