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Loading Windchill PDMLink Products
In Windchill PDMLink, there are essentially two classifications of a product: Windchill PDMLink Product and WTProduct. The Windchill PDMLink Product is the container under the organization container. This is what is visible when viewing the Product tab in Windchill PDMLink. You must create a Windchill PDMLink product container.
In the following example, the XML code creates a product called LoadTest1. This product will be visible when viewing the Organization tab. This example assumes that you have an organization called MyOrg.
1. To load the Windchill PDMLink Product Container called LoadTest1, create an XML file similar to the following example:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE NmLoader SYSTEM "standardX20.dtd">
<NmLoader>
<csvProductContainer handler="wt.part.LoadPart.createProductContainer" >
<csvuser></csvuser>
<csvname>TestLoad1</csvname>
<csvsharedTeamName>Shared Team 2</csvsharedTeamName>
<csvcontainerExtendable>true</csvcontainerExtendable>
<csvnumber>TestLoad1</csvnumber>
<csvdescription>Test</csvdescription>
<csvview></csvview>
<csvsource></csvsource>
<csvdefaultUnit></csvdefaultUnit>
<csvtype></csvtype>
<csvcontainerTemplate>General Product</csvcontainerTemplate>
</csvProductContainer>
</NmLoader>
<csvsharedTeamName>Shared Team 2</csvsharedTeamName> and <csvcontainerExtendable>true</csvcontainerExtendable> are optional. Include these only when you want to include a shared team in your load data.
2. Use the following command to load this XML file into the organization called MyOrg:
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You must run this command as a user who belongs to the Site Administrator group.
D:\10.0\Windchill>windchill wt.load.LoadFromFile -d d:\10.0\Windchill\
loadFiles\ProductContainerLoad.xml
-CONT_PATH \"/wt.inf.container.OrgContainer=MyOrg\"
The product called TestLoad1 is now visible in the Product context.