ICommand which works for OffSite as well

Hi Guys,

I wanted to extended an existing ICommand (VB.NET) to also handle OffSite documents.

These are my existing references :
Imanage.dll
imanext.dll
imanext2.dll

These classes have the namespaces
IManage
IManExt
ImanExt2

If I now add mobilemode.dll the class gets the following namespace: Com.Interwoven.MobileMode

I just want to create an instance of the object Com.Interwoven.MobileMode.Document but can't proceed because this class needs a refernce to Imanage.dll with this namespace
Com.Interwoven.WorkSite.iManage.

This class is already reference under iManager.

What can I do here? I am lossing my hair because of that.

Even If I refernece the Interop.imanage.dll from the C:\Program Files\Interwoven\Worksite directory first it will get the workspace name Imange

Please help

Thanks
Wolfgang

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jny

You should not have to pass in a dms object that is specific for the offsite namespace. The IManDMS object is fine as the imanext.dll will detect it as an offsite dms when you're running the code on offline mode.

wolfixx

Hi Jny

The problem is NOT the DMS objects. Because of the different namespaces I can't assign the values from the mContext object

--for online
Dim oDocument As IManage.IManDocument
rpSelectedNRTDocuments = mContext.Item("SelectedNRTDocuments")
oDocument = rpSelectedNRTDocuments(i)

--for offline
dim oDocument as Com.Interwoven.MobileMode.Document (THIS WILL FAIL)
rpSelectedNRTDocuments = mContext.Item("SelectedNRTDocuments")
oDocument = rpSelectedNRTDocuments(i)

and even if I work directly with the MContext Element The

oDocument.GetCopy(DocName, IManage.imGetCopyOptions.imNativeFormat)

Comamnd will failed, because VS can't map

IManage.imGetCopyOptions.imNativeFormat
to
Com.Interwoven.WorkSite.IManage.imGetCopyOptions.imNativeFormat

Here I am stuck because I need a local copy of that document.
How can I adjust the 2 different namespaces to one???

Thanks
Wolfgang

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jny

HI Jiny

The problem is NOT the DMS objects. Because of the different namespaces I can't assign the values from the mContext object

--for online
Dim oDocument As IManage.IManDocument
rpSelectedNRTDocuments = mContext.Item("SelectedNRTDocuments")
oDocument = rpSelectedNRTDocuments(i)

--for offline
dim oDocument as Com.Interwoven.MobileMode.Document (THIS WILL FAIL)
rpSelectedNRTDocuments = mContext.Item("SelectedNRTDocuments")
oDocument = rpSelectedNRTDocuments(i)

and even if I work directly with the MContext Element The

oDocument.GetCopy(DocName, IManage.imGetCopyOptions.imNativeFormat)

Comamnd will failed, because VS can't map

IManage.imGetCopyOptions.imNativeFormat
to
Com.Interwoven.WorkSite.IManage.imGetCopyOptions.imNativeFormat

Here I am stuck because I need a local copy of that document.
How can I adjust the 2 different namespaces to one???

Thanks
Wolfgang

Try IOSDocument. If that does not work, if you could send in a simplified project that can demonstrate this problem, I can then take a closer look at it.

wolfixx

Hi,

Here is my test ICommand (only about 20 lines of code) which should make a local copy (.GetCopy) of the selected document regardless if the users is in online mode or offline mdoe

I can't compile it because there is a conflict with the imanage.dll

It would be great if you could have a look on it and tell me how imanage.dll (COM Object) and mobilemode (.NET) can work together in one project.

Thank you
Wolfgang

P.S.: There is a limit of 40 k for documents. Where schould I email it to?

jny

Hi,

Here is my test ICommand (only about 20 lines of code) which should make a local copy (.GetCopy) of the selected document regardless if the users is in online mode or offline mdoe

I can't compile it because there is a conflict with the imanage.dll

It would be great if you could have a look on it and tell me how imanage.dll (COM Object) and mobilemode (.NET) can work together in one project.

Thank you
Wolfgang

P.S.: There is a limit of 40 k for documents. Where schould I email it to?

I'm unable to run your project as is. It looks like it's an ICommand custom command so I need your reg key associated with it to know where to execute the command from within DeskSite/FileSite.

If you own the SDK, I suggest you send a simplified project along with the reg file to Worksite-Devsupport@interwoven.com. I will not respond to e-mails directly from my personal e-mail account, but I'll be more than happy to address any SDK issues either here which is volunteer-based thus it might take a longer turn-around or through DevSuport if you own the SDK. (Please make sure to include the SDK version and your company info when submitting requests to DevSupport; we validate the lincensing of the SDK.)

But here's a thought: in reviewing your referenced DLL's, it does not look like you have referenced the interop DLL's that are distributed with the SDK. I'd suggest you try that first. For example, reference the interop imanage DLL by navigating to the SDK installed path and select:

Interop.IManage.dll (instead of the imanage.dll)

Then inside your code, import the namespace "Com.Interwoven.WorkSite", like so:

Imports Com.Interwoven.WorkSite

wolfixx

Thank you.

I didn't reference the Interop.Imanage.dll from Interwoven. That was the problem.

Wolfgang