Difference between revisions of "Clone"
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The are entities' properties such as "proximity area" and "activity for observation production" whose values are always copied to the new resource as a reference, instead of cloning them. | The are entities' properties such as "proximity area" and "activity for observation production" whose values are always copied to the new resource as a reference, instead of cloning them. | ||
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Revision as of 16:56, 20 April 2016
Endpoint for cloning resources :
- /amtech/clone/resourceandlinks<resourceToCloneUri>?newname=<nameForClone>
GET on this endpoint to clone the specified resource without persisting it, generating clones for all the links referenced in the resource. Ex. If called with a resource LLRPReader1, that has 2 anntenas, it will generate a clone for the each of the antennas and the LLRPReader.
- /amtech/clone/resourceflat<resourceToCloneUri>?newname=<nameForClone>
GET on this endpoint to clone the specified resource without persisting it and without cloning the links referenced in the resource.
POST on both endpoint will clone the resource and persist it
The are entities' properties such as "proximity area" and "activity for observation production" whose values are always copied to the new resource as a reference, instead of cloning them.
Cloning is supported for : Entity type Observation type Supported properties Entity instances Observation instances
