SE VC:VirtualMachine CatalogResource

Hi all

I need to get VC:VirtualMachine instance from a resource catalog. I need VM to unmount the ISO.  This is discussed here 'get vCenter vCAC VM VM'.

I wasn't able to get the virtual machine with the following code. Any help appreciated.

var catalogResource = vCACCAFEEntitiesFinder.getCatalogResource (vcacCafeHost, "4be75047-f5fd-4b0e-bdb6-27c775d8a923"); satish121

var providerBinding = catalogResource.getProviderBinding ();

var bindingId = providerBinding.getBindingId ();

var VM = Server.findForType ("vCAC:VirtualMachine", bindingId);

If (vm! = null) {}

System.log ('VM Found!');

System.log("vmUniqueID:"+VM.vmUniqueID);

}

var vCenterVm;

var sdkConnections = VcPlugin.allSdkConnections;

System.log (sdkConnections.length + "sdk connections" detected...);

for each {(var sdkConnection in sdkConnections)

try {}

vCenterVm = sdkConnection.searchIndex.findByUuid (vm.vmUniqueID, true, null, false);

} catch (e) {System.log ("Connection SDK error" + sdkConnection.name + ":" + e) ;}}

If (vCenterVm! = null) {}

System.log ("Solved vCenter VM" + vCenterVm.name);

break;

}

}

You're close, Paul... I just did a config (very, very, very) quick and dirty for this... and I was able to solve all three overall. It is in a small environment, so it only took a few seconds, but I imagine that on a more great inventory, it won't be as fast. You'll probably want to add a few additional comments / registration / etc... It's just a skeleton for the basic functionality:

var bindingId = catResource.getProviderBinding().getBindingId();
var iaas = Server.findForType("vCAC:VirtualMachine", bindingId);
var sdkConnections = VcPlugin.allSdkConnections;
for each (sdk in sdkConnections) {
  var vm = sdk.searchIndex.findByUuid(null, iaas.vmUniqueID, true, true);
  if (vm) { break; }
}

System.log(vm);

The big problem is that the bindingId value, I found this vRA uses between COFFEE and IaaS is not the same value as the Uuid as vCenter Instance has... and COFFEE does not store anything on the side IaaS (as the value of uuid instance...), you don't have to go COFFEE-> IaaS-> vCenter... which is annoying. There should be an easier way to do this... but that's neither here nor there.

Tested on vRA 6.2.1 against vRO 6.0.1 + plugin vRA 6.2.1.

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