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Cannot create discussion object in project via LAPI.

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Hello.Does anyone knows how to create a discussion object in a project (valid parent of discussions) via LAPI?I tried the following code and got an error #101102 (container error).Any idea?The projectID is valid.I also tried the correct volumeID (that of EWS).There is no name conflict!LLValue request, node_in;request=new LLValue().setAssocNotSet();node_in=new LLValue().setAssocNotSet();objInfo=new LLValue().setAssocNotSet();node_in.add("Request",request);int retCode=0;retCode=documents.CreateObjectEx(0, projectID, LAPI_DOCUMENTS.OBJECTTYPE, LAPI_DOCUMENTS.DISCUSSIONSUBTYPE, "New unique name", node_in, objInfo);

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Barbara__Melick__(aberadmin(expired))

Hi,I have a problem trying to create a folder within a project using the (Java) LAPI CreateObjectEx method. This results in a "Container Error" similar to the one you have experienced. Strangely, I can create a project within a project by just changing the CreateObjectEx subtype parameter from LAPI_DOCUMENTS.FOLDERSUBTYPE to LAPI_DOCUMENTS.PROJECTSUBTYPE.This seems to be a bug. Is there a patch or work-around that you have found?Reply to Loren at lpettijo@atc.army.milThanks.

Barbara__Melick__(aberadmin(expired))

The solution is found in the following undocumented LL Developer tip.==========================================================All Summary: The ListObjects function works a little differently with projects as opposed to folders. A project itself is an object and a volume, and has two entries in Dtree instead of one. Details: For example: VolumeID NodeID-------------- --------- -------Project Object -2000 2500Project Volume 2500 -2500If this were a folder you would use -2000 as the volumeID and 2500 as the objectID. With a project though documents are stored in the volume so you must use a volumeID of 2500 and a ObjectID of -2500.===========================================================This means that you must use a non-standard parentVolId & parentID to add a LL object directly below a project when calling the CreateObjectEx method. So code for the above example might look like this:int projectDataId = 2500; //Note that dataId, objectId, & //nodeId have similar meanings.int status = documents.CreateObjectEx ( projectDataId, -projectDataId, 0, LAPI_DOCUMENTS.FOLDERSUBTYPE, "A_Folder_Below_a_Project", createInfo, objectInfo );=======================================================The example above only applies to adding an object directlybelow a project in the LL workspace structure. In all other cases where CreateOjectEx is invoked, the normal values for VolumeId/ParentVolID and dataId/objectId/nodeId are required. Correct me if I'm wrong but this worked for me.Loren lpettijo@atc.army.mil