Web services can only be called from filters so don't worry with escalations etc. here's a brute force method I've used many times.
1) export all the filters to a gigantic XML file 2) open the file in a text editor and search for the existing end point ... Doing this you can scroll backward from the end point and determine the filter names 3) export just those filters as XML 4) search/replace the old endpoint hostname with the new endpoint hostname and save the file 5) import the file 6) done :-) It's a little duct tapey so you know ... Be careful and test it on a dev machine first, but it totally can work. Have used that trick hundreds of times (literally) :-) Andy On Friday, June 13, 2014, Campbell, Paul (Paul) <p...@avaya.com> wrote: > ** > > OK, I have a major challenge ahead of me, I have a Remedy 7.6.04 > environment that is a fully custom app, no Out of the Box apps, that > interacts with a third party application via Web Services calls. There are > hundreds of filters/escalations involved, and the third party app is > changing the URL it exposes for Web Service Calls. I need to find all of > the filters and escalations that make web service calls so that I can > change those URL endpoints. Does anyone have a good way to search for > objects that have a Set Fields Web Service operation and generate a list? > I don’t have Migrator or anything other third party tools like that at my > disposal. What would be great is to be able to generate a Working List in > Dev Studio, but I really haven’t had any luck getting the search feature to > work, Ideas? > > > > Paul Campbell *|* Systems Architect *|* *| *Avaya Client Services *| > * > > *|* 678-421-5342 *|* Web Conference > <https://collaborate.avaya.com/aacpa/?participantCode=4215342> *| *Audio > Conference +1-513-228-8888 code: 4215342 > > > > *Everyone needs deadlines. Even the beavers. They loaf around all summer, > but when they are faced with the winter deadline, they work like fury. If > we didn’t have deadlines, we’d stagnate. Walt Disney* > > > > > _ARSlist: "Where the Answers Are" and have been for 20 years_ _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org "Where the Answers Are, and have been for 20 years"
