Category: Just Ones And Zeros
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The Deadly Dungeons of Doom
I love computer games, and for years I’ve been looking for a way to make a game out of the product I was working on. Vault didn’t really give me many options. But writing a game in PLM 360… that’s just crazy enough to work.
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Batch Add/Edit of Items
If you are doing a mass import of Items, you don’t need to do them one at a time. The same is true for update. You can do multiple edits at once through the REST API. In general, it’s much more efficient to do things in batch because it cuts down on network latency.
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Reading Items in a Workspace
There are two main ways to get a list of items in a workspace. You can use the items endpoint or the query endpoint. In this article, I will be comparing and contrasting these API calls. (Spoiler Alert: My preference is the query endpoint)
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AU Class Recordings
For the first time ever, my API classes were recorded at AU. If you were not able to attend, you can view the recordings at AU-online.
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The TTP Project
There is a belief among cloud evangelists that the web interface is going to completely dominate all software. In the future, we will all be using the web browsers for everything. I, for one, hope that day never comes. There is something I just like about the feel of a desktop app. I’m used to…
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More on Paging
The basics of paging are already described up on the PLM 360 online help. But for today’s article, I’d like to go a bit deeper. I’ll also be answering some “why did they do it that way” style questions.
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Sitemap PLM 360
Sample Applications (with source code) These applications are either very cool or they illustrate an API concept. Usually both. The TTP Project The Deadly Dungeons of Doom Videos Moving pictures… with sound! AU Class Recordings Concepts Learn the gritty technical details of how Vault works. This is stuff that programmers have to know, but…
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Update: Oxygen Key Scope
The Oxygen team just added a feature that allows *.autodeskplm360.net as the scope on a Consumer Key. Previously you couldn’t have a wildcard in the front, which meant your key would only work on a specific PLM 360 tenant. Now you can use the *.autodeskplm360.net scope to write apps that work with all PLM 360…
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The Defined API
When it comes to API/customization features, I think of things in terms of 3 buckets: Supported, Unsupported, and Forbidden. Let me explain what these things mean and how they apply to the PLM 360 API.
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