DFC code to import MSG files as "dm_message_archive" objects

Hi;

I'm trying to write a job to import MSG files as dm_message_archive objects.

I de-compiled webtop's :

com.documentum.webcomponent.library.contenttransfer.importcontent.messagearchive.EMFImportProcessor

class and tried to figure out how to achieve this objective.

In my DFC application I'm roughly using the below code :

IMessageService service = getMessageService(mySession);
IDfImportPackage pkg = createImportPackage();
IDfImportPackageItem emfPkgItem =null;
String messageFilename =null;

MessageConverter converter = MessageConverter.getInstance();
File f =new File("C:/temp/Notlu.msg");
File[] files = converter.convertMailMsgToEef(f);
for (int j=0; j<files.length; j++) {
System.out.println(files[j].getAbsolutePath());
if (files[j].getName().substring(files[j].getName().lastIndexOf('.')+1).equalsIgnoreCase("EMCMF"))
{
messageFilename = files[j].getAbsolutePath();
emfPkgItem = addMessage(mySession, pkg, files[j].getAbsolutePath(),false);
}
else
{
addAttachment(mySession, files[j].getAbsolutePath(), files[j].getName(), pkg,false);
}
}

IMessageImportConfig importConfig = createImportConfig(service, emfPkgItem, pkg,"/dmadmin");
File messageFile =new File(messageFilename);
IMessageIdentities identities = service.importMessageURL(messageFile.toURL(), importConfig);

But this code throws an error on "service.importMessageURL" line:

C:\temp\4EE746E338CDBBCA66A7FA6302D23665DA146C82AB34319100\4EE746E338CDBBCA66A7FA6302D23665DA146C82AB34319100.EMCMF
C:\temp\4EE746E338CDBBCA66A7FA6302D23665DA146C82AB34319100\Notlu Kopyala.doc
Exception has been thrown: There is no server file and client file is not an instance of IDfInboundRemoteClientFile
There is no server file and client file is not an instance of IDfInboundRemoteClientFile
at com.documentum.services.message.impl.MessageService.convertToMessageArchiveException(MessageService.java:877)
at com.documentum.services.message.impl.MessageService.importMsg(MessageService.java:796)
at com.documentum.services.message.impl.MessageService.importMessageURL(MessageService.java:47)
at ggsoft.DFCProgram.main(DFCProgram.java:229)

Does anybody have a simpler code to import MSG files? Or any JavaDoc explaining IDfImportPackageItem, IDfImportPackage would be great. Because I'm really confused about client file name - server file name in these packages.

Thank you for your interest.

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bdipso

OK. I solved the problem. The below code works for me. It imports "C:/temp/Notlu.msg" file into "/dmadmin" cabinet :

//get a IDfSession. In this example mySession.

IDfClient dfClient = DfClient.getLocalClient();
IDfClientX dfClientX = new DfClientX();

    IMessageService service = (IMessageService)dfClient.newModule(mySession.getDocbaseName(), IMessageService.class.getName(), mySession.getSessionManager());
    IDfContentPackageFactory cpFactory = dfClientX.getContentPackageFactory();
    IDfImportPackage pkg = cpFactory.newImportPackage();

    IDfImportPackageItem emfPkgItem = null;
    String messageFileName = null;
    String messageFilePath = null;

    MessageConverter converter = MessageConverter.getInstance();
    File f = new File("C:/temp/Notlu.msg");
    File[] files = converter.convertMailMsgToEef(f);
        for (int j=0; j<files.length; j++) {
            System.out.println(files[j].getAbsolutePath());
            IDfClientServerFile csfile = dfClientX.getContentPackageFactory().newClientServerFile();
            csfile.setIsDirectory(false);
            csfile.setServerFile(cpFactory.newServerFile(files[j].getAbsolutePath()));

            if (files[j].getName().substring(files[j].getName().lastIndexOf('.')+1).equalsIgnoreCase("EMCMF"))
            {
                messageFileName = files[j].getAbsolutePath();
                messageFilePath = files[j].getParent();
                emfPkgItem = pkg.add(csfile);
                emfPkgItem.setObjectName("Notlu");
                emfPkgItem.setFormat("emcmf");
                emfPkgItem.setObjectType("dm_document");
                emfPkgItem.setProcessOLELinks(false);
            }
            else
            {
                IDfImportPackageItem item = pkg.add(csfile);
                item.setObjectName(files[j].getName());
                item.setFormat("msw8");
                item.setObjectType("dm_document");
            }
        }

    IMessagingFactory factory = service.getMessagingFactory();
    IMessageImportConfig importConfig = factory.createMessageImportConfig();
    importConfig.setMaterialize(true);
    importConfig.setObjectType("dm_message_archive");
    importConfig.setAttachmentDirectory(messageFilePath);

    importConfig.setFolderPath("/dmadmin");
    IDfFolder importFolder = (IDfFolder) mySession.getObjectByPath("/dmadmin");
    importConfig.setAclName(importFolder.getACLName());
    importConfig.setAclDomain(importFolder.getACLDomain());
    importConfig.setArchiveMode(false);
    IDfProperties messageProps = importConfig.getProperties();
    messageProps.put("dco_message_package", emfPkgItem);
    messageProps.put("dco_import_package", pkg);

File messageFile = new File(messageFileName);
IMessageIdentities identities = service.importMessageURL(messageFile.toURL(), importConfig);

DCTM_Guru

Thanks for sharing with the community.

-Johnny

eriley

What was your classpath for this badboy? I'm trying to reuse the code and feel like I'm in a classNotFound ****. Although my current error is

java.lang.RuntimeException: no ExJNIAPI in java.library.path; java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError

at com.documentum.ucf.client.MessageConverter.getInstance(MessageConverter.java:45)

at com.beachstreet.custom.importer.modules.impl.FContent.process(FContent.java:103)

Also, is the dm_document stuff for attachments? Right now, I just want to get the email object in. 103 in my code is

MessageConverter converter = MessageConverter.getInstance();

I knwo this is an old post - but it's the only one even remotely close to what I'm doing - and well, one can dream

Erin

Berkhan

Hi;

It's been a while since you post this comment. But that is my old account so I do not check it no more. Maybe I can help somebody else with the following comments.

Import section of the related code is :

import java.io.File;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;
import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;

import com.documentum.com.DfClientX;
import com.documentum.com.IDfClientX;
import com.documentum.fc.client.*;
import com.documentum.fc.common.*;
import com.documentum.operations.IDfFormatRecognizer;
import com.documentum.operations.contentpackage.IDfClientServerFile;
import com.documentum.operations.contentpackage.IDfContentPackageFactory;
import com.documentum.operations.contentpackage.IDfImportPackage;
import com.documentum.operations.contentpackage.IDfImportPackageItem;
import com.documentum.services.message.IMessageIdentities;
import com.documentum.services.message.IMessageImportConfig;
import com.documentum.services.message.IMessageService;
import com.documentum.services.message.IMessagingFactory;
import com.documentum.ucf.client.MessageConverter;

JAR files that I used in the project :

ExJNIAPIGateway.jar

ucf-client-api.jar

I hope this helps anyone interested in this subject. I'll prepare a demo project and post it on my site, http://www.docudo.com

Regards.

Vinni

Hi Berkhan,

Can you share the dfc code to import .msg files as 'dm_messgae_archive' which can be executed as standalone?

Regards,

Vinay Golleru

Berkhan

Hi Vinni,

You should be able to find it in :

www.docudo.com

I'll check if it is downloadable when I get back home.

Regards

DCTM_Guru

Thank you Berkhan for posting your solution to the community. Its really helps the rest of us who have similar problems, in that we dont have to "re-invent the wheel".

Regards,

Johnny

dchavez@uade.edu.ar

Hi, have you resolved the problem? Could u help me?

java.lang.RuntimeException: no ExJNIAPI in java.library.path; java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError

at com.documentum.ucf.client.MessageConverter.getInstance(MessageConverter.java:45)

at com.beachstreet.custom.importer.modules.impl.FContent.process(FContent.java:103)

I wan to convert emcmf to msg.

Thanks u!