Is it possible to use RVT file uploaded to Document Management to get Views list out of a /metadata endpoint from Model Derivative API without reuploading it to OSS?
If I got it right, when you upload an RVT file into a BIM360 folder, it automatically converts to SVF/2 format. Is it true?
If so, how can I use Documentation Management API to get proper object_id of the file? I'm using id from /contents result that looks like: urn:adsk.wipemea:dm.lineage:BlaBlaBla, converting it to Base64 format and trying to use as url part in accordance with documentation.
My token contains data:read scope, I tried 2-legged and 3-legged tokens, I'm using url for EMEA region (with /regions/eu part), but I'm still continue receiving Error 404: Can not read this URN.
So, my question: Is it possible to get necessary data at all?
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Is it possible to use RVT file uploaded to Document Management to get Views list out of a /metadata endpoint from Model Derivative API without reuploading it to OSS?
If I got it right, when you upload an RVT file into a BIM360 folder, it automatically converts to SVF/2 format. Is it true?
If so, how can I use Documentation Management API to get proper object_id of the file? I'm using id from /contents result that looks like: urn:adsk.wipemea:dm.lineage:BlaBlaBla, converting it to Base64 format and trying to use as url part in accordance with documentation.
My token contains data:read scope, I tried 2-legged and 3-legged tokens, I'm using url for EMEA region (with /regions/eu part), but I'm still continue receiving Error 404: Can not read this URN.
So, my question: Is it possible to get necessary data at all?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved by BondarevPhi. Go to Solution.
The answer was:
Use URN for /contents's "included" section (with blablabla?version=n part) and replace "/" in resulting Base64 string with "_"
The answer was:
Use URN for /contents's "included" section (with blablabla?version=n part) and replace "/" in resulting Base64 string with "_"
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