On 2022-05-03 9:52 am, Rob Atkinson wrote:
Thanks Holger
I'm still on 7.1 for now - though after project initial build will
have option to upgrade to 7.2 :-(
for the "supported in 7.2" API
I guess my best guess would be to create a proxy function to mirror
this 7.2 function.
tbs.createAssetCollection
is there a way to get access to details without a 7.2 install?
Essentially it's a wrapper around the SWP element teamwork:createProject
with a bit of syntactic sugar. You can see that in use when you look at
the network traffic when you manually create an asset collection.
and for general service invocation...
looking for documentation on these i can find graph.swp in the scriptAPI
but I need then to dive further into
@param {?object} [params] - name-value pairs for the arguments of the element,
typically as GraphNodes
so I went looking for the Teamwork functions reference - I notice a
lot of the different doc entry points have been cleaned up (a Good
Thing) so I'll start with a quick question as to where I would find
such documentation now?
The most comprehensive documentation for SWP elements is to just open
them in the editor, i.e. with TopBraid EDG Studio just open
teamwork.ui.ttlx and you'll see
So it would be something like
graph.swp('teamwork:PublishProjectToNamedExplorer', { projectGraph:
'urn:x-evn-master:mygraph', userName: 'robXY', ... })
The ui:prototype above may answer your other questions.
Holger
in this case teamwork:PublishProjectToNamedExplorer
- so how does this relate to
https://sop.dev.bdr.gov.au/edg/tbl/sendProjects - which seems to
be tbladmin.sendProjects() - i guess a function in the react bundle
that does something under the hood to invoke that service? I that
function itself based on a generic service call we could use without
raw jquery ?
/**
* Runs an SWP element with a provided set of parameters.
* This can not be used in read-only mode and should be used by experienced
TopBraid users only.
*
* NOTE: This function is likely going to be deleted in future versions.
Instead users are encouraged to explicitly
* mark the SWP scripts that they want to call, using
ui:scriptFunctionReadOnly and then use the generated functions.
* Meanwhile this function here is kept to simplify experiments.
*
* @param {string} viewClass - the qname of the view class in the ui:graph,
e.g. 'ex:MyElement'
* @param {?object} [params] - name-value pairs for the arguments of the
element, typically as GraphNodes
* @returns {string} the SWP response as a string
*/
swp(viewClass, params) {
return __jenaData.swp(viewClass, params);
},
On Monday, May 2, 2022 at 6:49:23 PM UTC+10 [email protected] wrote:
On 2022-05-02 5:13 pm, Holger Knublauch wrote:
Hi Rob,
assuming you're on 7.2, ADS now supports a new API that includes
functions like tbs.createAssetCollection which you could
theoretically use to create a clone which you later
tbs.deleteAssetCollection().
On 2022-05-02 3:22 pm, Rob Atkinson wrote:
hi
havent been able to find in the docs or examples, but suspect I
may be missing something.
I have a DataGraph I want to publish to two different explorer
instances - but with different data in each. Some other things
may happen - custom review steps - so its going to be in ADS.
So I need an ADS script capable of (say) cloning and modifying
an asset collection then pushing the two graphs to two different
Explorer instances. Looking at the calls the endpoint and
username is picked up from the server config - for a default
location.
How should one invoke such services in ADS - is it a matter of
building up my own utility library on top of jquery or does
something else exist?
Publishing to Explorer is not part of that API (yet). ADS can
make generic web API calls using IO.http() in case you want to
simulate the network traffic that you see, e.g. to invoke the
sendProjects service by hand. That's not an elegant solution, but
from what I see a necessary hack for now. I am not 100% up to
date on the web services but will follow-up here if my colleagues
have a better idea.
Maybe try graph.swp('teamwork:PublishProjectToNamedExplorer', { ... })
HTH
Holger
Is there any advice re respecting permissions of the user, or
allowing the script to do something i dont want the user to do
normally ?
ADS scripts cannot switch users, so you'd need to invoke this
from a user with sufficient permissions.
Holger
Cheers
Rob
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