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List user’s accessible vaults in Autodesk Vault Explorer Extension

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By Daniel Du

One customer wants to know how the get the accessible vaults for a user group in a Vault Explorer Extension with API. As you know, we can get the list from Vault Explorer UI, Tools –> Administration –> Global Settings –> Groups… to open group management dialogue, double click one group and click “Vaults…” button to see the accessible vaults.

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Now let’s do it with API, here is the code snippet to do the same with API:

using Autodesk.Connectivity.Explorer.Extensibility;
using Autodesk.Connectivity.WebServices;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using VDF = Autodesk.DataManagement.Client.Framework;

namespace HelloWorldVaultExplorer
{
    public class ListUserGroupVaults : IExplorerExtension
    {
        public IEnumerable<CommandSite> CommandSites()
        {
            CommandItem listGrougVaultsCmdItem = new CommandItem("HelloWorldVaultExplorer.ListUserGroupVaultsCmd",
                                                "List Group Vaults - Daniel");

            listGrougVaultsCmdItem.Execute += listGrougVaultsItem_Execute;

            CommandSite toolsMenuSite = new CommandSite("ListUserGroupVaultsCmd.Toolbar",
                                                    "List Group Vaults Menu- Daniel");
            toolsMenuSite.Location = CommandSiteLocation.ToolsMenu;
            toolsMenuSite.AddCommand(listGrougVaultsCmdItem);

            List<CommandSite> sites = new List<CommandSite>();
            sites.Add(toolsMenuSite);

            return sites;



        }

        void listGrougVaultsItem_Execute(object sender, CommandItemEventArgs e)
        {

           

            try
            {
                //using VDF = Autodesk.DataManagement.Client.Framework
                VDF.Vault.Currency.Connections.Connection connection =
                                e.Context.Application.Connection;

                string msg = "";
                Group[] groups = connection.WebServiceManager.AdminService.GetAllGroups();
                foreach (var group in groups)
                {
                    GroupInfo grpInfo = connection.WebServiceManager.AdminService
                            .GetGroupInfoByGroupId(group.Id);
                    msg += grpInfo.Group.Name + "\n";

                    msg += "Group accessable vaults : \n";
                    if (grpInfo.Vaults == null)
                    {
                        msg += " this group has no accessable vaults. \n";
                        continue;
                    }

                    foreach (var vault in grpInfo.Vaults)
                    {
                        msg += vault.Id + ": " + vault.Name + "\n";
                    }

                }

                MessageBox.Show(msg);



            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {

                // If something goes wrong, we don't want the exception to bubble up to Vault Explorer.
                MessageBox.Show("Error: " + ex.Message);
            }

        }



    }
}

And here is the result:

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