Exporting attachments
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During our development we've attached multiple files to differing objects (Requirements, Test Cases, etc). Unfortunately, when trying to export these objects the attachments are not included.
Is there a way to export all Attachments in a project to a ZIP file? In this way, we can just have a common blurb, "for any attachments, refer to ZIP.file"? Looking around the Admin panel for a project, I can view all the attachments, I can view/download each individual attachment, but I don't see an option to EXPORT attachments?
I was looking at Velocity reports, however, that seems to only include information about the file (name, date, etc). Surely this isn't the first instance of JAMA and attachment management?
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Chris Bomicino
Amazon
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Is there a way to export all Attachments in a project to a ZIP file? In this way, we can just have a common blurb, "for any attachments, refer to ZIP.file"? Looking around the Admin panel for a project, I can view all the attachments, I can view/download each individual attachment, but I don't see an option to EXPORT attachments?
I was looking at Velocity reports, however, that seems to only include information about the file (name, date, etc). Surely this isn't the first instance of JAMA and attachment management?
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Chris Bomicino
Amazon
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Hi Chris,
you can use the REST API.- GET /abstractitems -> get the list of attachments for the desired project
- either GET /files or GET /attachments/{attachmentId} -> download the file
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Alessandro
Systems Engineer
SICK AG
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-21-2022 10:11
From: Chris Bomicino
Subject: Exporting attachments
During our development we've attached multiple files to differing objects (Requirements, Test Cases, etc). Unfortunately, when trying to export these objects the attachments are not included.
Is there a way to export all Attachments in a project to a ZIP file? In this way, we can just have a common blurb, "for any attachments, refer to ZIP.file"? Looking around the Admin panel for a project, I can view all the attachments, I can view/download each individual attachment, but I don't see an option to EXPORT attachments?
I was looking at Velocity reports, however, that seems to only include information about the file (name, date, etc). Surely this isn't the first instance of JAMA and attachment management?
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Chris Bomicino
Amazon
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Alessandro
Systems Engineer
SICK AG0 -
Ah, thanks, will start digging in now.
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Chris Bomicino
Amazon
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-21-2022 13:11
From: Alessandro Valli
Subject: Exporting attachments
Hi Chris,
you can use the REST API.- GET /abstractitems -> get the list of attachments for the desired project
- either GET /files or GET /attachments/{attachmentId} -> download the file
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Alessandro
Systems Engineer
SICK AG
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-21-2022 10:11
From: Chris Bomicino
Subject: Exporting attachments
During our development we've attached multiple files to differing objects (Requirements, Test Cases, etc). Unfortunately, when trying to export these objects the attachments are not included.
Is there a way to export all Attachments in a project to a ZIP file? In this way, we can just have a common blurb, "for any attachments, refer to ZIP.file"? Looking around the Admin panel for a project, I can view all the attachments, I can view/download each individual attachment, but I don't see an option to EXPORT attachments?
I was looking at Velocity reports, however, that seems to only include information about the file (name, date, etc). Surely this isn't the first instance of JAMA and attachment management?
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Chris Bomicino
Amazon
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