Is it possible to retrieve attributes for a newly created node version in the callback CBVersionNew?

Hello!I am currently coding a callback (CBVersionNew). (Activated when a node version is created.)In this callback I want to manage the (maybe modified) attribute values associated with the new node version.My problem is that it seems to be "impossible" the retrieve the attrbute values associated with the new node version.I have tried using:LLIApi.AttrData.New().DBGet()But attributeData does not hold the attributes.I have noticed that the new attributes is stored in the LLCACHE table. But in the callback I cannot not reach the values because it seems to not be possible to get the CacheID.I have tried to debug the code and it seems that the attributes is added AFTER the callback is executed.Is it possible to retrieve the attributes (for the newly created version) or should I use som other technique./Peter

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Krishnankutty_Nair

Could you check whether or not the Boolean featurefAttrInheritance to be true or not on your node.I believe it is dependant on that.

Pierre_Nocera

Message from Pierre Nocera via eLink Did you try to patch LLiapi.attrdata.DBPut() ? So you'll catch the data just before it is storedPierre-----Message d'origine-----De : eLink Discussion: Development Discussion [mailto:development@elinkkc.opentext.com] Envoy? : mercredi 6 avril 2005 21:02? : eLink RecipientObjet : Is it possible to retrieve attributes for a newly created node version in the callback CBVersionNew?Is it possible to retrieve attributes for a newly created node version in the callback CBVersionNew?Posted by Bladh, Peter on 04/06/2005 02:59 PMHello!I am currently coding a callback (CBVersionNew). (Activated when a node version is created.) In this callback I want to manage the (maybe modified) attribute values associated with the new node version.My problem is that it seems to be "impossible" the retrieve the attrbute values associated with the new node version.I have tried using:LLIApi.AttrData.New().DBGet()But attributeData does not hold the attributes.I have noticed that the new attributes is stored in the LLCACHE table. But in the callback I cannot not reach the values because it seems to not be possible to get the CacheID.I have tried to debug the code and it seems that the attributes is added AFTER the callback is executed.Is it possible to retrieve the attributes (for the newly created version) or should I use som other technique./Peter[To reply to this thread, use your normal E-mail reply function.]============================================================Discussion: Development Discussionhttps://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/livelink.exe?func=ll&objId=786303&objAction=viewLivelink Server:https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/livelink.exe

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Try CBAddVersionPre. Check if the inputparameter addVerInfo has a feature AttrCacheID. If it does, you can get thecached version of the Attribute information using the utility $LLIApi.CacheUtil.

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Is it possible to retrieve attributes for a newly created node version in the callback CBVersionNew?

Posted by SABLINUser6 (Bladh, Peter) on 04/06/2005 02:59 PM

Hello!
I am currently coding a callback (CBVersionNew). (Activated when a node version is created.)
In this callback I want to manage the (maybe modified) attribute values associated with the new node version.
My problem is that it seems to be "impossible" the retrieve the attrbute values associated with the new node version.
I have tried using:
LLIApi.AttrData.New()
<attributeData>.DBGet()
But attributeData does not hold the attributes.
I have noticed that the new attributes is stored in the LLCACHE table. But in the callback I cannot not reach the values because it seems to not be possible to get the CacheID.
I have tried to debug the code and it seems that the attributes is added AFTER the callback is executed.
Is it possible to retrieve the attributes (for the newly created version) or should I use som other technique.

/Peter