Hi, I built a plugin and want to send it a document. So I use the &qu

olivierl over 11 years ago

Hi,

I built a plugin and want to send it a document. So I use the "@document" type, I get the file Long value in my smart service but there is an error when calling _cs.getInternalFilename(file);

          private ContentService _cs;
                    try {
                              log("Start");
                              log("file no "+file);
                              docPath = _cs.getInternalFilename(file);
                              log("file " + docPath);

                    } catch (Exception e) {
                              log("Error " + e.getMessage() );

log write to a file and I get this
Start
file no 409
Error null

So it seems that getinternal filname throws an error that don't catch.

Thanks for help.

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0 gartemiou over 11 years ago

Hello olivierl, try this:
Document doc = cs.download(baseDocument, ContentConstants.VERSION_CURRENT, true)[0];
String documentPath = doc.getInternalFilename();
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(documentPath);
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0 olivierl over 11 years ago

Hi gartemiou, thanks for this answer which type is "Document" I find dozens ?
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0 gartemiou over 11 years ago

import com.appiancorp.suiteapi.knowledge.Document; Is this what you need?
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0 olivierl over 11 years ago

Yes. I tried, exactly the same problem. Program exit without any message at cs. There are no "catch" unless I set only (exception e) and in this case, I get a null error message. During this time, input file number change 409, 412, 416...
I get it with :

@Input(required = Required.ALWAYS)
@Name("file")
@DocumentDataType <== could the problem be there ?
public void setFichier(Long val) {
this.file = val;
}
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0 gartemiou over 11 years ago

Can you please share more? I do not see an issue with the above code
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0 olivierl over 11 years ago

Well, I have not much more to share, my process have only 2 task, user input task and my mart service. User input select a 'document' which is an entry point for the smart. This seems to be ok because a get a "long" that the smart can write to a file to check. After is this cs. line which doesn't return unless with catch (exception e) with e.getmessage empty. Is there a way to check which file the long value is pointing to ?
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0 gartemiou over 11 years ago

Are you hard-wiring your ContentService?

public YourConstructor(SmartServiceContext smartServiceCtx, ContentService cs) {
                    super();
                    this.smartServiceCtx = smartServiceCtx;
                    this.cs = cs;
          }
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0 olivierl over 11 years ago

Thanks very much, You got it ! I'm not enough used to smart services, this is my first one.
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0 gartemiou over 11 years ago

Glad to help...
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