Hello Christophe
Thank you for this code example. I have used to to get the external IP address of a VM in a vApp.
Here is my final javascipt code that inside a larger workflow that clones a vApp and then returns the IP address of the VMs.
IPaddresses = [];
internalVAppChildren = internalVapp.getChildrenVms();
internalVAppChildrenNumber = internalVAppChildren.length;
System.log("Number of VMs in VApp: " + internalVAppChildrenNumber);
for (var i=0; i < internalVAppChildren.length; i++) { System.log("i: "+ i); internalTheVM = internalVAppChildren[i]; System.log("VM: " +internalTheVM); System.log("VM name: " +internalTheVM.name); System.log("VM description: " +internalTheVM.description); var networkConnectionSection = System.getModule("com.vmware.library.vCloud.operation").getNetworkConnectionSectionVM(internalTheVM); System.log("networkConnectionSection: "+ networkConnectionSection); System.log("networkConnectionSection.length: "+ networkConnectionSection.length); var networkConnections = networkConnectionSection.networkConnection.enumerate(); for each (var networkConnection in networkConnections) { var externalIp = networkConnection.externalIpAddress; if (externalIp != null) { IPaddresses.push(externalIp); System.log("externalIp "+ externalIp); } }//For each (var networkConnection in networkConnections)
}//for (var i=0; i < internalVAppChildren.length; i++)