(self, snapshot_code, file_type='main', mode='client_repo')
return self.server.get_path_from_snapshot(self.ticket, snapshot_code, file_type, mode)
API Function: get_path_from_snapshot(snapshot_code, file_type='main')
        
        Get a full path from a snapshot
       
        @param:
        snapshot_code - the unique code / search_key of the snapshot

        @keyparam:
        file_type - each file in a snapshot is identified by a file type.
            This parameter specifies which type.  Defaults to 'main'
        mode - Forces the type of folder path returned to use the value from the
            appropriate tactic_<SERVER_OS>-conf.xml configuration file.
            Values include 'lib', 'web', 'local_repo', 'sandbox', 'client_repo', 'relative'
            lib = the NFS asset directory from the server point of view
            web = the http asset directory from the client point of view
            local_repo = the local sync of the TACTIC repository
            sandbox = the local sandbox (work area) designated by TACTIC
            client_repo (default) = the asset directory from the client point of view
            If there is no value for win32_client_repo_dir or linux_client_repo_dir
            in the config, then the value for asset_base_dir will be used instead.
            relative = the relative direcory without any base

        @return:
        string - the directory to copy a file to handoff to Tactic without having to
        go through http protocol

        @example:
        If the tactic_<SERVER_OS>-conf.xml configuration file contains the following:
        [code]
        <win32_client_repo_dir>T:/assets</win32_client_repo_dir>
        [/code]

        and if the call to the method is as follows:
        [code]
        snapshot = server.create_snapshot(search_key, context)
        code = snapshot.get('code')
        server.get_path_from_snapshot(snapshot.get('code'))

        # in a trigger
        snapshot_key = self.get_input_value("search_key")
        server.get_path_from_snapshot(snapshot_key)
        [/code]

        Then, on a Windows client, get_path_from_snapshot() will return:
        [code]
        T:/assets/sample3d/asset/chr/chr003/scenes/chr003_rig_v003.txt
        [/code]
API Function: get_path_from_snapshot(snapshot_code, file_type='main')
        
        Get a full path from a snapshot
       
        @param:
        snapshot_code - the unique code / search_key of the snapshot
API Function : get_path_from_snapshot ( snapshot_code file_type = main ) Get a full path from a snapshot @param : snapshot_code - the unique code / search_key of the snapshot
def get_path_from_snapshot(self, snapshot_code, file_type='main', mode='client_repo'):
        '''API Function: get_path_from_snapshot(snapshot_code, file_type='main')
        
        Get a full path from a snapshot
       
        @param:
        snapshot_code - the unique code / search_key of the snapshot

        @keyparam:
        file_type - each file in a snapshot is identified by a file type.
            This parameter specifies which type.  Defaults to 'main'
        mode - Forces the type of folder path returned to use the value from the
            appropriate tactic_<SERVER_OS>-conf.xml configuration file.
            Values include 'lib', 'web', 'local_repo', 'sandbox', 'client_repo', 'relative'
            lib = the NFS asset directory from the server point of view
            web = the http asset directory from the client point of view
            local_repo = the local sync of the TACTIC repository
            sandbox = the local sandbox (work area) designated by TACTIC
            client_repo (default) = the asset directory from the client point of view
            If there is no value for win32_client_repo_dir or linux_client_repo_dir
            in the config, then the value for asset_base_dir will be used instead.
            relative = the relative direcory without any base

        @return:
        string - the directory to copy a file to handoff to Tactic without having to
        go through http protocol

        @example:
        If the tactic_<SERVER_OS>-conf.xml configuration file contains the following:
        [code]
        <win32_client_repo_dir>T:/assets</win32_client_repo_dir>
        [/code]

        and if the call to the method is as follows:
        [code]
        snapshot = server.create_snapshot(search_key, context)
        code = snapshot.get('code')
        server.get_path_from_snapshot(snapshot.get('code'))

        # in a trigger
        snapshot_key = self.get_input_value("search_key")
        server.get_path_from_snapshot(snapshot_key)
        [/code]

        Then, on a Windows client, get_path_from_snapshot() will return:
        [code]
        T:/assets/sample3d/asset/chr/chr003/scenes/chr003_rig_v003.txt
        [/code]

        '''
        return self.server.get_path_from_snapshot(self.ticket, snapshot_code, file_type, mode)
def get_path_from_snapshot ( self , snapshot_code , file_type = 'main' , mode = 'client_repo' ) : return self . server . get_path_from_snapshot ( self . ticket , snapshot_code , file_type , mode )