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Jun 17, 2011
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Oct 4, 2011
Assuming successful work during v1.12 to fully implement the 'name' form of refNames, in CSPACE-3178 and CSPACE-3580, creating CSID forms of refNames should no longer be necessary, starting with that release.
Jul 26, 2011
Patch with temporary workaround for CSPACE-3911 in the Ruby script above (This patch is no longer needed, due to the workaround put in place on the Imports Service in CSPACE-3911 as of early October 2011.)
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Glen Jackson commented on the Ruby script above:
I wanted to use the "id" form of refnames, which requires knowing the CSID before importing, so I made some changes in your ruby script that might be of some interest.
To get a new UUID:
require 'uuidtools' # can be installed with apt-get. There is also a rubygems version for yum csid = UUIDTools::UUID.random_create f.write( " <import service=\"Persons\" type=\"Person\" CSID=\"#{csid}\">\n" )Followed by a little string munging to inject the csid variable into the refname, something like:
(the schema string).sub( /person:name\([^ )]*\)/, "person:id(#{csid})" )