Hello, I am trying to programmatically get a list of all artifacts in a repository using the REST API. I can access a repositoryId however how do I get the folders and directories under it? In curl or Java is fine although I am doing it in java. Thanks! John “Caolan” Dix Programming Sr. SME, Digital Commerce Amdocs Mobile Financial Services Division o: 206-288-0308 m: 425.351.7340 AMDOCS |
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Folders, directories, and individual artifacts I should say. From: John Dix
Hello, I am trying to programmatically get a list of all artifacts in a repository using the REST API. I can access a repositoryId however how do I get the folders and directories under it? In curl or Java is fine although I am doing it in java. Thanks! John “Caolan” Dix Programming Sr. SME, Digital Commerce Amdocs Mobile Financial Services Division o: 206-288-0308 m: 425.351.7340 AMDOCS |
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Programatically get a list of ALL artifacts in repository.... Using REST, only thing you can do is to scrape/crawl the repository, but please do that on your own instance only, as other people would hate you for doing that :)
If we talk about "internal" instance of yours, the the best is to implement a simple plugin, that prepares that list for you (and maintains it), and the plugin just exposes that list over a single REST endpoint.
Similar plugins already exists in examples: HTH, ~t~ On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 1:14 AM, John Dix <[hidden email]> wrote:
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