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Hi Guys, is there a way to call an Appian function within my Java Code (Smart Se
Jess
over 9 years ago
Hi Guys, is there a way to call an Appian function within my Java Code (Smart Service Plugin)? I need to use todocument() function to convert the input string (ex. "[DocumentId: xxxx]" ) to a document.
Also, once I got the document, I need to get the server path/filename of that file.
Thanks in advance!
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Rahul Gundu
over 9 years ago
Use tointeger() function in Appian to get the Document ID.
Pass the Long value to your Java Code. Using the Document Id, We get doc path, document etc..
Go though API,
forum.appian.com/.../
you'll find couple of document functions, which will do your job.
Sample Java Code
long docId;
String docPath=null;
Document document = new Document();
document = this.contentService.download(this.docId[i], ContentConstants.VERSION_CURRENT, Boolean.valueOf(false))[0];
String docName=document.getDisplayName();
String docInternalPath=document.getInternalFilename();
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Rahul Gundu
over 9 years ago
Use tointeger() function in Appian to get the Document ID.
Pass the Long value to your Java Code. Using the Document Id, We get doc path, document etc..
Go though API,
forum.appian.com/.../
you'll find couple of document functions, which will do your job.
Sample Java Code
long docId;
String docPath=null;
Document document = new Document();
document = this.contentService.download(this.docId[i], ContentConstants.VERSION_CURRENT, Boolean.valueOf(false))[0];
String docName=document.getDisplayName();
String docInternalPath=document.getInternalFilename();
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