Actually, the filter should be returning every template that's executable, across all projects, etc...I don't think the project id is the issue, I think the issue is that your templates aren't marked as executable.
A. On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 5:20 PM, Mohan Baruwal Chhetri < mohanbaru...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Andrew, > > I haven't tried the TemplateApi directly, but on examining the > listTemplates method, the query parameters are 'command:listTemplates' and > 'listall:true' and 'templatefilter:true' > > If I use ComputeService to listImages(), I get only the public templates > which are: > > 10:12:30.810 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > bfbfd106-1f2c-4401-8bfb-c0d4db22be1a, > ninefold_app_template > 10:12:30.810 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 1173bd05-a251-4f24-8aa1-ada42b70a043, > CentOS 6.4 > 10:12:30.810 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 2943770f-51fc-47b2-b211-74344dc84cf8, > Debian 7.0 > 10:12:30.810 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 23e4dc75-8fd3-4659-8724-276349a037e0, > Ubuntu 13.04 > 10:12:30.810 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > d26ba567-63e0-4563-9d5f-349e9fc18a2c, > Ubuntu 12.10 > 10:12:30.810 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 3008bb3b-73ab-4436-a781-e3070245a2a9, > Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS > 10:12:30.811 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 6c2a1750-c5fd-4861-8b33-3232009b9156, > Fedora 18 > 10:12:30.812 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 333e5e38-25eb-4a5d-a72e-aaae7a20d883, > CentOS 6.3 > 10:12:30.812 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 09c74deb-45bb-4ba5-84aa-93b9558a5588, > Windows 2008 R2 - Enterprise > 10:12:30.812 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 04ab04ce-7587-48c2-9892-58b7615a3dd5, > Windows 2012 - DataCentre > 10:12:30.812 [main] DEBUG a.e.s.s.cloudconnect.CloudConnector - > 35a0bb4f-7a7a-4f4c-bf9b-6536596c0825, > Ninefold App Template > > The reason for this is the way the query is constructed: > > > https://api.ninefold.com/compute/v2.0?response=json&command=listTemplates&listAll=true&templatefilter=executable- > this only returns public templates. > > I have written a wrapper for the CloudStack API which correctly constructs > the query as follows: > > > https://api.ninefold.com/compute/v2.0?command=listTemplates&listall=true&templatefilter=self&projectid= > <id>&apiKey=<key>&signature=<signature> > > This correctly returns the templates that I own in addition to the public > templates. > > So, what is happening is that the listTemplates() method requires an > additional parameter 'projectid' in order to retrieve the private > templates. At the moment this is missing. > > Cheers, > Mohan > > > On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 10:09 AM, Andrew Phillips <andr...@apache.org>wrote: > >> But in the CloudStackAPI, it says that we need to specify the project id >>> as >>> well in order to get details of the private templates. The above query >>> retrieves only the public templates. >>> >> >> I can't see any explicit support for private templates, but the >> TemplateApi [1] comments do seem to talk about them - have you been able to >> use the listTemplates() command or the updateTemplatePermissions() to check >> whether jclouds can find them? >> >> ap >> >> [1] https://github.com/jclouds/**jclouds/blob/master/apis/** >> cloudstack/src/main/java/org/**jclouds/cloudstack/features/** >> TemplateApi.java#L247<https://github.com/jclouds/jclouds/blob/master/apis/cloudstack/src/main/java/org/jclouds/cloudstack/features/TemplateApi.java#L247> >> > > > > >
