how to set the file path in checkout service

Hi all,

I created the checkout service it was returing the datapackage before it self is it possible to set the file path??

DataPackage resultDp =this.getVersionService().checkout(objIdSet, operationoptions);

am trying to download this Datapackage getting the exception at accessing object_name it self. But i am able to download the document using objectservice after checkout passing the objectid but if i cacel the checkout checkout using service still that document is in the temp folder . why i am unable to download using this checkout methed returened datapackage i checked the dataobject count is 1

DataObject checkOutObj = resultDp.getDataObjects().get(0);

String objectname=checkOutObj.getProperties().get(

"object_name").getValueAsString();System.

out.println("object_name"+objectname);

can any one suggest how to set the file path while checkout time.

Regards,

Gangadhar.

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aflowers001

Hi,

content size will be zero as you have not asked for any content.

You need to provide a ContentProfile such that you tell the service call that you would like content returned.

This is all covered in the DFS (ECS) Reference Guide PDF in the chapter "Content model and profiles", and scattered in the examples here and those provided with the DFS SDK.

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aflowers001

Taken from the Javadocs

checkout

DataPackage checkout(ObjectIdentitySet objectIdentitySet,
                     OperationOptions options)
                     throws CoreServiceException,
                            ServiceException

Performs checkout operation for a set of repository objects. Any version of the object can be checked out.

Parameters:: objectIdentitySet - A collection of ObjectIdentity instances that uniquely identify the repository objects to check out.; options - An object containing profiles and properties that specify operation behaviors. If this object is null, default operation behaviors will take effect. It can contain CheckoutProfile that will modify the behaviour of the operation. OperationOptions can contain PropertyProfile, ContentProfile, PermissionProfile, RelationshipProfile that will be used to populate the returned DataPackage. Also it can contain ContentTransferProfile to specify the specifics of content transfer.
Returns:: resulting DataObject. By default, it will return DataObject with all content. PropertyProfile and ContentProfile settings can be used to specify what data is populated.
Throws:: CoreServiceException; ServiceException

as you can see you need to pass in a PropertyProfile to tell it you want properties, and which ones

gangadhara

Thanks for ur Quick response Andy Flowers.

I checked in the CheckoutProfile classs i didnt find any method like to set the path only it contain three methods. In OperationOperation i kept like this and tried still am unable to access the that datapackage.OperationOptions options=

new OperationOptions();

CheckoutProfile f=new CheckoutProfile(); options.setCheckoutProfile(f);

Datapackage checOutPackage = this.getVersionService().checkout(objIdSet, options);

DataObject checkOutObj = checkOutPackage.getDataObjects().get(0);List list=checkOutObj.getContents();System.

out.println("Size of the content"+list.size());

Content size is showing 0

aflowers001

Hi,

content size will be zero as you have not asked for any content.

You need to provide a ContentProfile such that you tell the service call that you would like content returned.

This is all covered in the DFS (ECS) Reference Guide PDF in the chapter "Content model and profiles", and scattered in the examples here and those provided with the DFS SDK.