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Teamcenter Object Property Policy Setup

The document is a Java class named SampleHandler that extends AbstractHandler to interact with Teamcenter's API. It defines a method to create an object property policy, set it for the current session, and create an item in a user's home folder using the defined policy. Error handling is included to manage exceptions that may occur during the process.

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Teamcenter Object Property Policy Setup

The document is a Java class named SampleHandler that extends AbstractHandler to interact with Teamcenter's API. It defines a method to create an object property policy, set it for the current session, and create an item in a user's home folder using the defined policy. Error handling is included to manage exceptions that may occur during the process.

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package com.tem.rac.custom.

handlers;

import com.teamcenter.services.loose.core._2006_03.DataManagement.ItemProperties;
import com.teamcenter.rac.kernel.TCSession;
import com.teamcenter.schemas.soa._2006_03.base.ObjectPropertyPolicy;
import com.teamcenter.schemas.soa._2006_03.base.PolicyProperty;
import com.teamcenter.rac.kernel.TCComponentFolder;
import com.teamcenter.rac.kernel.TCComponentUser;
import com.teamcenter.rac.kernel.TCException;
import com.teamcenter.rac.aif.AbstractAIFUIApplication;
import com.teamcenter.rac.aifrcp.AIFUtility;
import com.teamcenter.services.loose.core.DataManagementService;
import org.eclipse.core.commands.AbstractHandler;
import org.eclipse.core.commands.ExecutionEvent;
import org.eclipse.core.commands.ExecutionException;
import org.eclipse.ui.IWorkbenchWindow;
import org.eclipse.ui.handlers.HandlerUtil;

public class SampleHandler extends AbstractHandler {

@Override
public Object execute(ExecutionEvent event) throws ExecutionException {
IWorkbenchWindow window =
HandlerUtil.getActiveWorkbenchWindowChecked(event);
AbstractAIFUIApplication app = AIFUtility.getCurrentApplication();

// Get the current Teamcenter session


TCSession session = (TCSession) app.getSession();
TCComponentUser user = session.getUser();

try {
// 1. Create Object Property Policy programmatically
ObjectPropertyPolicy policy = new ObjectPropertyPolicy();

// Add types and properties to the policy


policy.addType("WorkspaceObject", new String[] { "object_string",
"object_type" });
policy.addType("Folder", new String[] { "contents" });
policy.addType("BOMLine", new String[] { "bl_has_children",
"bl_is_variant" });

// Apply additional modifiers to properties if needed


// For example: WITH_PROPERTIES modifier can be used to include
associated objects' properties
policy.addType("Folder", new String[] { "contents" }, new String[]
{ PolicyProperty.WITH_PROPERTIES });

// 2. Set the policy for the current session


session.setObjectPropertyPolicy(policy);

// 3. Create an item using the defined policy


TCComponentFolder fl = user.getHomeFolder();
DataManagementService service =
DataManagementService.getService(session.getSoaConnection());

// Create the item properties


ItemProperties[] prop = new ItemProperties[1];
ItemProperties prop1 = new ItemProperties();
prop1.clientId = "TC014453";
prop1.itemId = "01954";
prop1.revId = "A";
prop1.type = "Item";
prop1.name = "Nexa1";
prop[0] = prop1;

// Call the service to create the item


service.createItems(prop, fl, "contents");

} catch (TCException e) {
// Handle errors and exceptions
e.printStackTrace();
}
return null;
}
}

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