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Duplicate stream via Plain Java API

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Ana-Maria Rosu (48●10) | asked Sep 28 '21, 9:00 a.m.

Hello everyone,


Is it possible to duplicate a stream using Plain Java API?
I need to create a new stream with the same folder structure as another one. 
I first tried to take the changesets from the source stream and somehow deliver them to the target stream but I could not make it work.
Then, I saw that you can duplicate one stream in the Jazz web interface, but could not find how to do it via Plain API. I only found a question from 3 years ago about this which has no answer:
I was wondering maybe someone has an update about this.

Thank you,
Ana

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Alexander Pawlik (61●2●8) | answered Sep 28 '21, 6:19 p.m.

 Ana-Maria Rosu,

I'm right now working on such a solution which will give you the possibility to "clone" a stream into another one. It will take some time - but end of October it should be ready. It will do a little bit more than just cloning - so stay tuned.


Is this feasible for you to wait a little bit or do you need a "fast solution"?

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Alexander Pawlik commented Sep 28 '21, 6:27 p.m.

Ana-Maria,


If you need a fast solution:

Create a new stream via API
Get the old stream - iterate through all components in the stream - add these components to the newly created stream. 

That´s a very simple solution 

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Ana-Maria Rosu (48●10) | answered Sep 29 '21, 3:42 a.m.

Hello Alexander,



Thank you for your response!
At first, I will try adding the components one by one as you suggested.
When your solution is available, please let me know; I would like to check it out as well.

Regards, 
Ana

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