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CSExtendedAttribute

artor

Hi All,

Here is my new post, I am exploring CSExtendedAttribute and from my code I am calling this like

CSSimpleFile csf=(CSSimpleFile)file;
CSExtendedAttribute[] csea=csf.getExtendedAttributes(eaNameList);

In the above code eaNameList is the array of all extended attribute names which I hard coded in my code.
Actually what i want that If i get the file object csf, it should give me all the name of extended attributes which are already stored in the file
then i don't need to create the array and hard code all names of extended attribute. this make my code more robust.
But I haven't got any method in both the object objects, so if any body knows about them.
Please let me know.
Regards,

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artor

Here I have found the solution of my self.

getExtendedAttribute(null);

It gives you all the extended attribute and value of that particular file.

Regards,

PaulW

it appears when i use this method to get all extended attributes and then reqrite them using:

((CSSimpleFile)targetFile).setExtendedAttributes(csea);

If there are any special characters in the extended attributes, they turn into garbage. Does anyone know of anything I need to do to copy extended attributes containing extended characters.

thanks

Ottawa_IWOV

Hi Artor -

Can you give an example of what format the EA Name should be in? For example, TeamSite/Metadata/Title or something like that?

Thanks,

kirthiraman

I am also looking for something such as csfile.getVarNameToValueMap() which will return a HashMap and from that I can iterate through all key,value pairs. Where csfile is of the type CSFile or CSSimpleFile.

Anybody who knows this please help.

kirthiraman

I guess I originally did not look at the earlier message in this thread. The following worked for me. If this is useful for anyone.

CSFile file; // get the file some sort
if ( file.getKind() == CSSimpleFile.KIND){
CSExtendedAttribute[] pairValues = ((CSSimpleFile) file).getExtendedAttributes(null);
if ( pairValues != null ){
// loop through the pairValues to get Name and Value
}
}

This one worked for me well. So I thought I would share.