I have released an open source library called pybrm which can be used to write client applications for Oracle BRM.
To install it from Pypi, use pip:
pip install pybrm
Check out the source code at Github
Here is a small example of what it can do:
from pybrm import Client
from datetime import datetime
c = Client()
f = c.flist()
f['PIN_FLD_POID'] = '/account' # type /account, id -1, revision 0
f['PIN_FLD_STATUS'] = 1
f['PIN_FLD_CREATED_T'] = datetime.now() # you can also set it to an integer
f['PIN_FLD_INHERITED_INFO'] = {
'PIN_FLD_POID': ('/service', 1234), # type service, id 1234, revision 0
'PIN_FLD_STATUS': 2,
}
# Call an opcode, in this case PCM_OP_TEST_LOOPBACK
output = f('PCM_OP_TEST_LOOPBACK')
Check out the readme for all the information.
Name: Waseem
Creation Date: 2020-03-05
Good to hear about it.. Want to learn more about it.
Name: Diego Vanegas
Creation Date: 2023-10-06
The development of Pybrm is excellent, but I wanted to ask if you would have any more examples using opcodes. Beforehand thank you very much