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question asked: May 27 '10, 9:33 p.m.
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Query the Asset using http://server:8080/ram/oslc/simpleQuer

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huafang Tan (41●5) | asked May 27 '10, 9:33 p.m.
query the asset using http://server:8080/ram/oslc/simpleQuery?oslc_asset.query=title="xxx". The return has not included any atom entry. I search with the same name in the web ui, it return the result.

BTW, in the current version, we do not need login when we do search. Is it correct?

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Gili Mendel (1.8k●5●6) | answered May 28 '10, 8:26 a.m.
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Try ....?oslc_asset.query=dc:title="*" (dc:title, vs. title)

Permissions works as usual... if you use the web ... the same session would be used for your rests calls.
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Kevin Bauer (346●2●1) | answered May 28 '10, 9:31 a.m.
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You do not have to log in to use the OSLC search on the web war (http://server:8080/ram/oslc/simpleQuery) but it will only return assets visible to an anonymous user. To get results as a specific user you need to login to the session prior to calling http://server:8080/ram/oslc/simpleQuery.

If you are performing this search through a remote client (not the browser) you may want to use BASIC authentication on the web services war (http://server:8080/ram.ws/oslc/simpleQuery).
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huafang Tan (41●5) | answered May 31 '10, 2:59 a.m.
Try ....?oslc_asset.query=dc:title="*" (dc:title, vs. title)

Permissions works as usual... if you use the web ... the same session would be used for your rests calls.


I try it. But it retured, could not parse query term: dc:title=*
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Kevin Bauer (346●2●1) | answered May 31 '10, 8:59 a.m.
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It looks like you lost the quotes around the *.

dc:title="*" not dc:title=*
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huafang Tan (41●5) | answered May 31 '10, 9:29 p.m.
It looks like you lost the quotes around the *.

dc:title="*" not dc:title=*


No, I use the dc:title="*", not dc:title=*

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