Is ContentPartType always needed?

LesMurphy

Below is some of my code to submit a single Fax.  It looks like the @ref needs to match the ContentPartType Item for the submit to work.  I was wondering if the ContentPartType is needed, or if there is a way to simplify this code in any way?

 

 // Setup Documents

PremiereConnect.DocumentType[] JS_Documents = new PremiereConnect.DocumentType[1];  // could be 2..n if sending multiple documents

JS_Documents[0] = new PremiereConnect.DocumentType();

PremiereConnect.DocDataType DocData = new PremiereConnect.DocDataType();

DocData.format = PremiereConnect.DocEncodingFormat.base64; // other option is text

DocData.Value = faxDocumentB64;  // my String with the Base64 encoded content

JS_Documents[0].Item = DocData;

JS_Documents[0].Filename = fileName;  // Is this needed?

JS_Documents[0].DocType = docType;  // "HTML", "PDF", "MSW" for MS Word

JS_Documents[0].ItemElementName = PremiereConnect.ItemChoiceType1.DocData;    

JS_Documents[0].@ref = "Doc1";  // this value needs to match up with the Item - do we need the ContentPartType and a matching key?

// Setup ContentPartType

PremiereConnect.ContentPartType[] JS_Content = new PremiereConnect.ContentPartType[1];

JS_Content[0] = new PremiereConnect.ContentPartType();

// Setup references to documents

JS_Content[0].Item = "Doc1";  // needs to match what is in DocumentType

JS_Content[0].Treatment = PremiereConnect.TreatmentType.body; //  Other choices: attachment, docfx, exBanner, pullfile, voice_all, voice_**** ..

JS_Content[0].TreatmentSpecified = true;  // do we need a treatment type?

JS_Message[0].Contents = JS_Content;

JS_Request.Message = JS_Message;

JS_Request.DocumentSet = JS_Documents;

PremiereConnect.FaxType[] JS_FaxTypeArray = new PremiereConnect.FaxType[1];

JS_FaxTypeArray[0] = new PremiereConnect.FaxType();

JS_FaxTypeArray[0].Phone = faxAttr.faxnumber;

PremiereConnect.EncodableStringType To_Address = new PremiereConnect.EncodableStringType();

To_Address.Value = faxAttrTo;  // String with the destination Fax number

JS_FaxTypeArray[0].To = To_Address;

JS_Message[0].Destinations = JS_FaxTypeArray;  

JS_Result = PC.JobSubmit(JS_Request);

thuneke

If TreatmentType is not spedcified it will default to body. So, if all you have is a body it is not needed. If you will have additional pages, which would be spectified as attachments, then it is needed. As in the below.

            // Setup references to documents
            JS_Content[0].Item = "Doc1";
            JS_Content[0].Treatment = EMsgAPI_Demo.EMsgAPI_JobSubmit_200907.TreatmentType.body;
            JS_Content[0].TreatmentSpecified = true;

            JS_Content[1].Item = "WordDoc1";
            JS_Content[1].Treatment = EMsgAPI_Demo.EMsgAPI_JobSubmit_200907.TreatmentType.attachment;
            JS_Content[1].TreatmentSpecified = true;