Upload Assets to RPENG Document Builder
![]() I want to upload Document Builder Assets like templates, stylesheets and script (javascript) to the Document Builder by the REST API. Why we do not:
a) manually do this by the webfrontend? We have to sync SVN, Q-system and P-system putting the revision number into the report description for traceabiity reason. This is very time consuming and risky. (e.g forgott to change description with new revision number, ...)
b) do this by the RPE Studio (Publishing Document Studio)? This is only usefull to get assets from a server, change it and deploy it back to the same server but can not be deployed to other server. Additionally, without the usage of SVN no new revision gets created and traceablity gets lost.
Is there any API Documentation which such a POST or PUT commnd should look like to deploy assets to the Document Builder? Any help is appreciated.
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Do not think that currently exist.
I suggest creating an IBM Ideas: https://ideas.ibm.com/
Requesting a API to manage Doc Builder Asserts
Putting the link of your idea in a comment would allow others to vote.
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![]() There is an API, which is used by the Document Builder web client too. You can find a but outdated description of it at https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RPEAPIDocumentation.
method:GET Report details: method:GET, List available connections: method: GET Connection details: method: GET List available jobs: method: GET Job details: method: GET Trigger a document generation with pre-set connections: method: POST Form params: 'reporturl': 'https://[server:port]/rpeng/api/reports/{report_id}','previewlimit': '0','shared': 'false','owners': '','tags':'','parentFolderId':'' Headers: 'Accept':'text/plain, /; q=0.01','Content-Type':'application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8','Accept-Encoding': 'gzip, deflate, br','x-com-ibm-team-pub':'0' |
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