setServer

Set server URL for OSLC client

Since R2021a

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Syntax

setServer(myClient,serverURL)

Description

setServer(myClient,serverURL) sets the OSLC client myClient to the server URL specified by serverURL.

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Examples

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Create and Configure an OSLC Client for the Requirements Management Domain

This example shows how to create an OSLC client in MATLAB^® and configure the client to connect to an OSLC service provider for the requirements management domain.

Create the OSLC client.

myClient = oslc.Client;

Set the user and server URL for your service provider. Then set the service root and catalog path for the requirements management domain and the configuration query path.

setUser(myClient,'jdoe');
setServer(myClient,'https://localhost:9443');
setServiceRoot(myClient,'rm');
setCatalogPath(myClient,'/oslc_rm/catalog');
setConfigurationQueryPath(myClient,'gc/oslc-query/configurations');
myClient

login(myClient);

Get the available service providers in the specified catalog path and service root. Set the OSLC client to the desired service provider.

providers = getServiceProviderNames(myClient)

providers =

  4×1 cell array

    {'OSLC Plugin'                                  }
    {'Model Based Design with OSLC'                 }
    {'OSLC4RM'                                      }
    {'Interactive Testing (Requirements Management)'}

setServiceProvider(myClient,'OSLC Plugin');

If applicable, get the available configuration contexts. Set the OSLC client to the desired configuration context.

configurations = getConfigurationContextNames(myClient)

configurations =

  2×1 cell array

    {'Initial Development'}
    {'Initial Baseline'   }

setConfigurationContext(myClient,'Initial Development');

Inspect the client properties.

myClient

myClient = 

  Client with properties:

         ServiceProvider: 'OSLC Plugin'
    ConfigurationContext: 'Initial Development'
              CatalogUrl: 'https://localhost:9443/rm/oslc_rm/catalog'