You want to retrieve the JAR file that's being used by your application that's running in RTF environment or CloudHub 2.0
1) In Runtime Manager, attempt to deploy a new asset from Exchange, and browse the one that's being currently used. Once you find it, click on "View in Exchange" button:
2) Get the GROUP_ID, ASSET_ID and VERSION that you need from the new tab:
3) Use Anypoint GraphQL to retrieve those assets:
Query should be
query asset {
asset(groupId:"GROUP_ID", assetId:"ASSET_ID", version:"VERSION" ) {
groupId
assetId
version
name
files {
md5
sha1
classifier
packaging
size
isGenerated
mainFile
externalLink
createdDate
updatedDate
downloadURL
}
}
}
Ensure the query variables include your user's Bearer token (without the word Bearer). This token should be for a user that's able to see the asset in Exchange (step 2){
"accessToken": "TOKEN"
}
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