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Is it possible to create Requirement in 3.0.1 with REST?


Cecilia Lindgren (431213) | asked Sep 13 '11, 12:17 p.m.
Hi,
I want to programically create Requirements in RTC 3.0.1, therefor I try to create my requests in the REST Client in Firefox first.

It does not work, I get an error saying that the content is invalid rdf+xml, I do validate my rdf without getting an errors.
I just want to add dc:title and dc:description.

Does anyone have an example on how the content should look like? and what headers to use?

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Chris Horning (2711) | answered Sep 27 '11, 10:26 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Hi,
I want to programically create Requirements in RTC 3.0.1, therefor I try to create my requests in the REST Client in Firefox first.

It does not work, I get an error saying that the content is invalid rdf+xml, I do validate my rdf without getting an errors.
I just want to add dc:title and dc:description.

Does anyone have an example on how the content should look like? and what headers to use?


Hi Cecilia

This sounds similar to the discussion here https://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=17791

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Rosa Naranjo (2.9k11623) | answered Sep 29 '11, 1:45 a.m.
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We are currently working on an update to the existing OSLC workshop on Jazz.net which will include samples and other introduction material for OSLC-RM v2.

Stay tuned. Watch for updates to this article in Jazz.net library: https://jazz.net/library/article/635

Hi,
I want to programically create Requirements in RTC 3.0.1, therefor I try to create my requests in the REST Client in Firefox first.

It does not work, I get an error saying that the content is invalid rdf+xml, I do validate my rdf without getting an errors.
I just want to add dc:title and dc:description.

Does anyone have an example on how the content should look like? and what headers to use?

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