How to hijack the NewIManDocumentFolderCmd ?

PStephane

Hi,

We are using FileSite 8.2 & Integrated applications.

We want to find a way for completelly remove the ability to create document folders or subfolders.

Threw registry we have been able to remove or replace all Menus or Toolbars for FileSite and Integrated dialog by managing the IManExt2.NewIManDocumentFolderCmd values.

But there are other ways to create Worksite document folders like as an example from the Outlook Standard ToolBar and then choose New from the list or by pressing the Ctrl + Shift + E keys, etc ...

So we want to hijack this command (IManExt2.NewIManDocumentFolderCmd) and replace it by a specific code that could allows us to display a message box like "This action is not allowed" or a code that call the IManExt2.NewIManDocumentFolderCmd commands after having checking some specifics stuff.

Does anyone can give us information on how to implement that please.

Regards,

Stéphane

jny

Hi, We are using FileSite 8.2 & Integrated applications. We want to find a way for completelly remove the ability to create document folders or subfolders. Threw registry we have been able to remove or replace all Menus or Toolbars for FileSite and Integrated dialog by managing the IManExt2.NewIManDocumentFolderCmd values. But there are other ways to create Worksite document folders like as an example from the Outlook Standard ToolBar and then choose New from the list or by pressing the Ctrl + Shift + E keys, etc ... So we want to hijack this command (IManExt2.NewIManDocumentFolderCmd) and replace it by a specific code that could allows us to display a message box like "This action is not allowed" or a code that call the IManExt2.NewIManDocumentFolderCmd commands after having checking some specifics stuff. Does anyone can give us information on how to implement that please. Regards, Stéphane

This key supposed to support hijacking Create Folder command everywhere this command is executed from within our Desktop Clients, i.e., DeskSite, FileSite, and Integrated Apps, which is documented in Table 9.1 of Creating Custom Commands in WorkSite.pdf:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Interwoven\WorkSite\Add-Ins\Commands\Online]
"FolderACLs" = "MyProject.MyClass"

Unfortunately, it has been reported as a defect because it causes the following error:

AtlAdvise Failed

Details:

iManExt2: AtlAdvise Failed
iManExt2
Error 0x80040200

The defect number is NT-12217, and thus far, it is not assigned R&D resources to work on yet.

Other than this defected approach, I don't see a universal way of accomplishing this.