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Not able to get DNG Module Type information in RPE.

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Anjuri Kelaiya (37●32) | asked Mar 05 '19, 6:02 a.m.
I am trying to generate RPE report for below requirement.

I am using RTC workitems datasource first which is fetching workitem details.
Then I have connected DNG Text data source to get the linked requirements with the RTC workitems.

Now I want to display module information for those linked requirements. For that I am using modulecontext/contextbinding/moduleDisplayName query which is providing module name and ID.

I am having a hard time fetching type of the Module for the linked requirements.
I have tried using collaboration/attributes/objecttype/name to publish Module type but it is showing linked requirement type, not the Module type.
Please let me know how can I get Type of the module in output report for the linked requirements.

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Subramanya Prasad Pilar (4.6k●1●6) | answered Mar 08 '19, 12:30 p.m.
You cannot get type of Module from the same data source and need to make another data request. You can try either of the following options:
1. Add another data source schema for modules and dynamically configure it using dataSource/artifact/moduleContext/contextBinding/moduleUrl. You should Script Expression (moduleUrl.replace("/resources/","/publish/modules?resourceURI=")
From modules data source, you can get type of the module (dataSource/artifact/collaboration/attributes/objectType/name)
2. Add modules data source in the template. Set its data source URI as
https://<server>:<port>/rm/publish/modules?projectName=JKE%20Banking%20(Requirements%20Management)
It will give details of all modules in the projectArea.
Within a JavaScript Code element, use a map to save moduleUrl (dataSource/artifact/about) and its type of module (dataSource/artifact/collaboration/attributes/objectType/name) for all modules
For the linked artifact, since you have moduleUrl, you can print the corresponding module type using the map.
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Anjuri Kelaiya commented Mar 11 '19, 2:09 a.m.

I am able to get the Type of the Module using aforementioned solution 1.

It really helped. Thanks a lot. 

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