This is a simple console program template that allows easy access to the Tridion Core Service and will let you get down to coding with no faffing.
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Add your 'Tridion.ContentManager.CoreService.Client.dll' to the DLLs directory
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Setup up your server connection configuraiton file. A sample of this file can be found in 'Samples/server-configuration.json' and has the below format.
{
"server": "{ServerUrl}",
"type": "BasicHttps",
"username": "{Username}",
"password": "{Password}"
}Options for the connection Type:
- BasicHttps
- BasicHttp
- NetTcp
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Update the Run() method in Program.cs to exceute your custom code.
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Update 'CoreServiceUtils' project properties > Debug > Start Options to use your configuration file. e.g.
-c "Samples/server-configuration.json" -p
Progrma usage options:
-c, --configuration Required. Path to the application configuration file.
-p, --prompt Prompt before exiting
--help Display this help screen.
var component = service.Get<ComponentData>("{TcmId or Webdav Path}");
var componentList = service.GetList<ComponentData>("{TcmId or Webdav Path}");
var schemaFields = service.ReadSchemaFields("{TcmId or Webdav Path}");
var componentDefaultData = service.GetDefaultData<ComponentData>(ItemType.Component, "{TcmId or Webdav Path}");
var checkedInComponent = service.CheckIn<VersionedItemData>("{TcmId or Webdav Path}");
var savedComponent = service.Save(component);
var checkedOutComponent = service.CheckOut<VersionedItemData>("{TcmId or Webdav Path}", true);
var existing = service.IsExistingObject("{TcmId or Webdav Path}");
var keywordListFromKey = service.FindKeywordFromKey("keyword-key", "{TcmId or Webdav Path}");
var keywordListFromTitle = service.FindKeywordFromTitle("Keyword Title", "{TcmId or Webdav Path}");
service.Delete("{TcmId or Webdav Path}");