dragging a file to a folder

Hello,

I'm dragging and dropping a file into a folder in webtop. During the import operation (I have a custom import component), I want to retrieve some attributes from the destination folder. How do I get a reference to the destination folder from the import component?

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EJouvin

Hi.

The argument objectId in the ArgumentList is the target folder r_object_id.

Etienne Jouvin

www.amexio.fr

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EJouvin

Hi.

The argument objectId in the ArgumentList is the target folder r_object_id.

Etienne Jouvin

www.amexio.fr

NanoMeko

Hello thanks for the correct answer.

Do you know if it's also possible to retrieve the r_object_id of the source file? The file that I'm dragging into the folder ?

I'm looking at the args and it doesn't seem to be there? Maybe it's because the document wasn't created yet.

EJouvin

Fine.

What do you mean by document id ? Are you dragging file from your computer or inside webtop ?

Sorry, i am a little bit lost now

Etienne Jouvin

www.amexio.fr

NanoMeko

Hi,

Sorry I wasn't very clear. I am dragging a file from the my computer and I am looking for the r_object_id of the file so I can pre-fill the file it with some attributes.

EJouvin

No this is too early.

But check how the object_name is set up during the import. The default object_name is the file path.

Etienne Jouvin

www.amexio.fr

NanoMeko

Hi EJouvin,

Thank you for your suggestion. I found a different solution that worked for my needs instead of trying to retrieve the document object that wasn't created yet, even while knowing the object name, I prefill my attribute directly.

My import component implements IControlListener.

onInit, I call addControlListener(this);

and

public void onControlInitialized(Form form, Control control) {
        //check if the control is DocbaseAttribute
        if (control instanceof DocbaseAttribute) {
             DocbaseAttribute docbaseAttribute = (DocbaseAttribute) control;
             if (docbaseAttribute.getAttribute().equals("my_custom_attribute")) {
                 docbaseAttribute.setValue("wooohooo");
             }
        }
   }