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We are using the CMIS browser and CMIS rules to upload files to Alfresco. It see
soumyab103
over 9 years ago
We are using the CMIS browser and CMIS rules to upload files to Alfresco. It seems using this utility, we can upload only the files already uploaded to appian knowledge center. Can we use this utility to browse from user's local machine and upload directly to alfresco?
Or alternately, can we use a!fileUploadField to upload a file from user's local machine to alfresco, instead of using a document picker?
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@soumyab The behavior of the document object saved by using fileUploadField compoent is explained under 'Notes' section at https://forum.appian.com/suite/help/7.9/SAIL_Components.html#FileUpload which clearly says that a form submission is needed.
Added to the approach specified in the previous comment, you could tweak the approach specified above slightly if possible so that the copying of documents is made via a smart service (Check if a shared component is available for doing so) or a process that copies the contents (document objects obtained after submission of form) to external system asynchronously after the submission of the form. In this way, you can try avoiding a second click.
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@soumyab The behavior of the document object saved by using fileUploadField compoent is explained under 'Notes' section at https://forum.appian.com/suite/help/7.9/SAIL_Components.html#FileUpload which clearly says that a form submission is needed.
Added to the approach specified in the previous comment, you could tweak the approach specified above slightly if possible so that the copying of documents is made via a smart service (Check if a shared component is available for doing so) or a process that copies the contents (document objects obtained after submission of form) to external system asynchronously after the submission of the form. In this way, you can try avoiding a second click.
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