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Server Rest API: Iterating over folders and files

Dennis Kuhn

In our StarTeam we want to store a huge number of files, with several folders. Trying to get all files by commandline access went wrong, so we decided to use the RestAPI. Is it possible to iterate over or to get all files and folder inside s Startem project? The documentation of the RestApi is very small. 

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    No, currently there is no way to get the entire folder structure, just one level at a time . Actually there is no way to get  a list of child folders or execute any folder operations.

    The REST API was not intended to be used for files ( there is no file checkout)  – therefore it did not seem necessary . 

    We can certainly add the APIs to get the folder structure and list of files and folders i - but you would no be able to checkout files

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