relative path for referencing files or objects on Server repository
I remember there is a shortcut to providing a relative path to a file that is already stored on the Server repository (e.g., to reference an image file that you want to publish in a web app), but I don't remember the exact formulation and couldn't find it. Can someone remind me? Something like "/internal/resources/{actual path}" is what I recall, but I can't seem to get it quite right. Thanks in advance!
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Hello, @Telcontar120
I believe that what you want is this: http://localhost:8080/internal/rest/resources/${path_to_your_resource}
Don't forget to assign the proper permissions to the file you are uploading. I always get caught on that one.
Cheers!
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I should have tagged some of the relevant Server experts in my initial post, like @BalazsBarany or @SGolbert or @JEdward or @Thomas_Ott. Thanks guys!
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@Telcontar120 hmm, I did not know of such shortcut. Would be cool to find out!
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Hello, @Telcontar120
I believe that what you want is this: http://localhost:8080/internal/rest/resources/${path_to_your_resource}
Don't forget to assign the proper permissions to the file you are uploading. I always get caught on that one.
Cheers!
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@rfuentealba Thanks for the reminder! And actually, you don't need the http://localhost:8080 portion either, you can just start the reference with /internal/rest/resources/...
(I had forgotten the /rest/ portion of the path). I just retested this and it works.
And good reminder on the file permissions as well!
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Ah yeah, the host and port thing was just as I copied and pasted from a (non-RapidMiner) app that had to consume resources from RM Server.
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@rfuentealba @Telcontar120 @Thomas_Ott
Just for completion:
The link for objects which are available for everyone (i.e. where anonymous applies) is: /api/rest/public/resources/...
Happy Mining,
Edin
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