Royal Apps

Hi Antonio Jose,

here is a complete script that updates a Royal Document hosted by Royal Server via PowerShell:  

Import-Module RoyalDocument.PowerShell
Import-Module RoyalServer.PowerShell

$fileName = "c:\temp\Test.rtsz"
$serverIp = "127.0.0.1"
$serverport = 54899
$username = "user"
$password = "pwd"

#create a store object
$store = New-RoyalStore -UserName "ScriptUser"

$tempdoc = New-RoyalDocument -Store $store -Name "tempdoc" -FileName $fileName
$server = New-RoyalObject -Folder $tempdoc -Type RoyalManagementEndpoint -Name "royal server"
$server.RoyalServerHost = $serverIp
$server.RoyalServerCredentialMode = 1      #specify username/password
$server.RoyalServerPort = $serverport
$server.RoyalServerProtocol = 1            #https
$server.RoyalServerUsername = $username
$server.RoyalServerPassword = $password

$hostedDocs = Get-RoyalServerDocument -RoyalServer $server

# for this example, load the 1st document
$hostedDoc = $hostedDocs[0]


$doc = Open-RoyalServerDocument -RoyalServer $server -RoyalServerDocument $hostedDoc

# add an object
$testObject = New-RoyalObject -folder $doc -Type RoyalManagementEndpoint -Name "Royal Server Object Test" -Description "description"

# save the doc back to royal server
Out-RoyalServerDocument -Document $doc -RoyalServer $server -RoyalServerDocument $hostedDoc

Remark: adapt the variables accordingly.

You first need to load the list of already hosted documents and chose one, then load this one, edit it and save it back.

Let me know if this helps.

cheers,

Michael