Unlink document doesn't work... Help me please

Hello,

I would like to receive a recommendation to solve a problem to move a document from o temporally folder to the final one.
I save the document to the final folder with no problem, but when I apply the "unlink" method the file still in the temporally folder yet.

Any suggestion to remove the document from the temporally folder and preserve the document into the definitive folder?

I'm using DOCUMENTUM COMPOSER 6.6 and follow the code to unlink the object:

Thank you very much!

//criaFolder(strNomePasta, strCaminhoDocumentum, session)
IDfSysObject bvmfDoc = (IDfSysObject)session.getObject(colFolderContent.getId("r_object_id"));
String strPastaFinal = "Solicitação de Retirada";

System.out.println("St Tipo:" + strPastaFinal);

// Criar ou utilizar a pasta de empresa existente
IDfSysObject newEmpresaFolder = (IDfSysObject) criaFolder(strEmpresa, strCaminhoSolicRetirada, session);

// Criar ou utilizar a pasta final existente
IDfSysObject newFolder = (IDfSysObject) criaFolder(strPastaFinal, strCaminhoSolicRetirada + "/" + strEmpresa, session);

//tira da estrutura temporaria
bvmfDoc.unlink(bvmfDoc.getFolderId(0).getId());

//linka na nova estrutura
//idfSysobject.link(newFolder.getFolderId(0).getId());
System.out.println("Solicitante: " + strCaminhoSolicRetirada + "/" + strEmpresa + "/" + strPastaFinal);
bvmfDoc.link(strCaminhoSolicRetirada + "/" + strEmpresa + "/" + strPastaFinal);
bvmfDoc.save();

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msroth

There could be several reasons you can't unlink. Do you have write access to the folder you are unlinking from? Is this code running in a TBO, workflow activity, WDK customization?

You might consider using the DfOperationMove() class to move content in the repostiory. This class gives you better control and error recovery. See here for more info: http://msroth.wordpress.com/2012/07/09/dfc-dfoperations-classes-part-5/

DCTM_Guru

Try passing the temp folder path instead of the object ID:

bvmfDoc.unlink(bvmfDoc.getFolderId(0).getId());

bvmfDoc.unlink("/Temp forlderpath");

msroth

Good catch!

rputini

Thanks guys.

I’ll try to do some tests and I’ll reply with the results.

Thanks a lot

mszurap

If my feelings don't lie, "colFolderContent" is a Collection. It is not advised to leave a collection open for a long time, and do other server operations (like getObject, create folder, save and others) in the meantime.

So extract your document's object Id to a string, and close your collection as soon as possible.

Good luck,

Mike

yamangoyal

you can use move operation for the same:

IDfClientX clientx= new DfClientX();

IDfMoveOperation moveOperation= clientx.getMoveOperation();

moveOperation.setSourceFolderId(srcFolder.getObjectId());

moveOperation.setDestinationFolderId(desFolder.getObjectId());

IDfMoveNode node= (IDfMoveNode) moveOperation.add(attachmentObject);

moveOperation.execute();

abjairth

Hi Guys,

As you are writing tbo for unlinking and linking the document in the above discussion. How is it possible if I need to perform this same operation on click of delete operation on document. I mean to say that is it possible that when I click delete button on document through webtop, my tbo runs?

I have been badly stuck into this. Help in this regard would be highly appreciated.

Regards,

leonardo.marini@gmail.com

In your TBO you need to override the doDestroy(...) method.

I guess you need something like a recycle bin so I suggest you to check this discussion:

Regards,

Leo

Vadim_Yakovlev

Normally this approach works for me 100 %

List<String> linksList = new ArrayList<String>();

for (int i = 0; i < sysObject.getFolderIdCount(); i++) {

linksList.add(sysObject.getFolderId(i).getId());

}

for (String path : linksList) {

sysObject.unlink(path);

}

sysObject.save();