How to get the changes from a change set?

S M

(86●2●20●23) Dec 09 '11, 10:25 a.m.

I use the REST API to retrieve the change set from a project. I get for example the following response:

&#123;

  &quot;changes&quot;&#58; &#91;

    &#123;

      &quot;kind&quot;&#58; 2,

      &quot;item&quot;&#58; &#123;

        &quot;uri&quot;&#58; &quot;itemOid\/com.ibm.team.filesystem.FileItem\/_2ItWACJKEeGAaaEbbqTtgw&quot;,

        &quot;itemId&quot;&#58; &quot;_2ItWACJKEeGAaaEbbqTtgw&quot;,

        &quot;com.ibm.team.repository.typeName&quot;&#58; &quot;com.ibm.team.filesystem.FileItem&quot;

      &#125;,

      &quot;before&quot;&#58; &quot;_Rx7-BCJaEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;,

      &quot;after&quot;&#58; &quot;_Ngn9BCJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;,

      &quot;internalId&quot;&#58; &quot;_NhCzwCJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;

    &#125;,

    &#123;

      &quot;kind&quot;&#58; 1,

      &quot;item&quot;&#58; &#123;

        &quot;uri&quot;&#58; &quot;itemOid\/com.ibm.team.filesystem.FileItem\/_GWB-kCJeEeGAaaEbbqTtgw&quot;,

        &quot;itemId&quot;&#58; &quot;_GWB-kCJeEeGAaaEbbqTtgw&quot;,

        &quot;com.ibm.team.repository.typeName&quot;&#58; &quot;com.ibm.team.filesystem.FileItem&quot;

      &#125;,

      &quot;before&quot;&#58; null,

      &quot;after&quot;&#58; &quot;_Ngn9CyJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;,

      &quot;internalId&quot;&#58; &quot;_NhCzwSJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;

    &#125;

  &#93;,

  &quot;comment&quot;&#58; &quot;&quot;,

  &quot;lastUpdatedDate&quot;&#58; &quot;2011-12-09T12&#58;06&#58;52.266Z&quot;,

  &quot;active&quot;&#58; false,

  &quot;owner&quot;&#58; &#123;

    &quot;uri&quot;&#58; &quot;itemOid\/com.ibm.team.repository.Contributor\/_hhbosPC1EeCsJbI2ZgPDog&quot;,

    &quot;itemId&quot;&#58; &quot;_hhbosPC1EeCsJbI2ZgPDog&quot;,

    &quot;com.ibm.team.repository.typeName&quot;&#58; &quot;com.ibm.team.repository.Contributor&quot;

  &#125;,

  &quot;com.ibm.team.repository.typeName&quot;&#58; &quot;com.ibm.team.scm.ChangeSet&quot;,

  &quot;stateId&quot;&#58; &quot;_R7C54SJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;,

  &quot;component&quot;&#58; &#123;

    &quot;uri&quot;&#58; &quot;itemOid\/com.ibm.team.scm.Component\/_auolkPC9EeCek69P-ztT9w&quot;,

    &quot;itemId&quot;&#58; &quot;_auolkPC9EeCek69P-ztT9w&quot;,

    &quot;com.ibm.team.repository.typeName&quot;&#58; &quot;com.ibm.team.scm.Component&quot;

  &#125;,

  &quot;contextId&quot;&#58; &quot;_Dp6kMdwTEd2jUupDpQV1Rw&quot;,

  &quot;predecessor&quot;&#58; &quot;_NhCzwiJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;,

  &quot;modified&quot;&#58; &quot;2011-12-09T12&#58;06&#58;52.288Z&quot;,

  &quot;mergePredecessor&quot;&#58; null,

  &quot;uri&quot;&#58; &quot;itemOid\/com.ibm.team.scm.ChangeSet\/_Nb_UoCJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;,

  &quot;itemId&quot;&#58; &quot;_Nb_UoCJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;,

  &quot;properties&quot;&#58; &#91;

    

  &#93;,

  &quot;modifiedBy&quot;&#58; &#123;

    &quot;uri&quot;&#58; &quot;itemOid\/com.ibm.team.repository.Contributor\/_hhbosPC1EeCsJbI2ZgPDog&quot;,

    &quot;itemId&quot;&#58; &quot;_hhbosPC1EeCsJbI2ZgPDog&quot;,

    &quot;com.ibm.team.repository.typeName&quot;&#58; &quot;com.ibm.team.repository.Contributor&quot;

  &#125;,

  &quot;xComponentLink&quot;&#58; null,

  &quot;etag&quot;&#58; &quot;_R7C54SJeEeG25dOp_iUerQ&quot;

&#125;

Now I want to find the source code files as well as the changes. But how can I do it? When i try to send a HTTP Get to the uri in the list changes, then I get a Bad Request 400 error. What can I do?

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