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Is there REST API for getting resource allocation info?

Hello,

I'm trying to find out if it's possible to extract resource allocation info using REST API.
I'm looking for project area name; resource name; start date; end date; allocation %  info

-thanks in advance

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It seems that I could use https://hostname:9443/ccm/rpt/repository/apt  URI
It returns data from [ccm].[RESOURCE].[WORK_RESOURCE_DETAILS]  database table. I could extract user name, development line, start date and end date. Still looking for allocation % info.

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List of all resource allocations could be extracted using https://hostname:9443/ccm/rpt/repository/apt URI. Individual assignments are stored in <workResourceDetails> element. You could drill down into an assignment f.e. https://hostname.com:9443/ccm/resource/itemOid/com.ibm.team.apt.resource.WorkResourceDetails/_V90QsLCFEeGPPeykedJOew

and found all details.

<assignment > attribute contains info about assignment %.

-Timur

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we are using rtc 3.0.1. and I try to get memory allocation info by url "https://hostname:9443/ccm/rpt/repository/apt ;". but there is no line "worksourceDetails". how can I display the memory usage with api or oslc ?

thanks.

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Hi Eray,


it's not for hardware resources. You could use this URI to get person allocation.

-regards 

is it possible to get hardware memory usage info with api ?

(admin panel - free memory of current)

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