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.

...

Discussion posts and replies are publicly visible

Parents

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 ?
Cancel
Vote Up 0 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel

Reply

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 ?
Cancel
Vote Up 0 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel

Children

No Data