Hi Cecilia Nistal ,

For the get projects API call, you might have some information in the database that was not yet cleaned up by the Garbage Collector. Run the Garbage Collector cleaners and check again if you have the same results as in the UI.  If you still face the same issue after the cleaners ran, you can further investigate the additional project returned by the API for more details and gather more information about it: is the project an old one, does it have any tasks assigned to it, does it have a completion date, etc.

For the get tasks API call, WorldServer does not provide a GET method with a search function based on projectId. If you want to search in tasks by different criteria, you should use this API call: https://docs.rws.com/en-US/worldserver-11.8-developer-documentation-994354/search-for-tasks-645242

The call should look like this:

However, if your purpose is to get all the tasks within a project for a language direction, I think it is better to use the get projects API call, which will return the tasks of the projects as well.  You can than filter the model based on your required languages to reduce results:

https://docs.rws.com/en-US/worldserver-11.8-developer-documentation-994354/get-information-about-a-specific-project-642529

Or you can use the search projects API call: https://docs.rws.com/en-US/worldserver-11.8-developer-documentation-994354/search-for-projects-652273

Thank you,

Anca

Hi Cecilia Nistal ,

For the get projects API call, you might have some information in the database that was not yet cleaned up by the Garbage Collector. Run the Garbage Collector cleaners and check again if you have the same results as in the UI.  If you still face the same issue after the cleaners ran, you can further investigate the additional project returned by the API for more details and gather more information about it: is the project an old one, does it have any tasks assigned to it, does it have a completion date, etc.

For the get tasks API call, WorldServer does not provide a GET method with a search function based on projectId. If you want to search in tasks by different criteria, you should use this API call: https://docs.rws.com/en-US/worldserver-11.8-developer-documentation-994354/search-for-tasks-645242

The call should look like this:

However, if your purpose is to get all the tasks within a project for a language direction, I think it is better to use the get projects API call, which will return the tasks of the projects as well.  You can than filter the model based on your required languages to reduce results:

https://docs.rws.com/en-US/worldserver-11.8-developer-documentation-994354/get-information-about-a-specific-project-642529

Or you can use the search projects API call: https://docs.rws.com/en-US/worldserver-11.8-developer-documentation-994354/search-for-projects-652273

Thank you,

Anca