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How to find the published status of a static file using API

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DeploymentClient dc=new DeploymentClient(siteRef);

PublishedStatus ps=dc.getPublishedStatus(sf.getContentManagementId().getObjectId());

Should do the work for you.

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Hello Pramod

Thanks for your reply .

I have static file object as

StaticFile obj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

I need to check the published status of this object.

How do I get the siteRef from the static file object & in the below code what does the variable “sf” refer to ?

PublishedStatus ps=dc.getPublishedStatus(sf.getContentManagementId().getObjectId());

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DeploymentClient dc=new DeploymentClient(siteRef);

PublishedStatus ps=dc.getPublishedStatus(sf.getContentManagementId().getObjectId());

Should do the work for you.

Thanks,

Pramod.

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Posted by chreddy@deloitte.com (Reddy, Chandrapal) On 07-23-2012 06:01

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StaticFileobj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

sf is your StaticFile - “obj” in this case. You must be knowing the Site to which the StaticFile has been published and that Sites reference needs to be passed to the DeploymentClient constructor.

/**

* Get the PublishedStatus of a content item relative to the

* DeploymentClient Site. Status is based on whether the content item

* has been published to the Site's final stage. Here is a more precise

* look at how the published status is determined:

…….

public PublishedStatus getPublishedStatus( ObjectId ciId )

throws ApplicationException, ValidationException

{

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Posted bychreddy@deloitte.com (Reddy, Chandrapal) On 07-23-2012 07:16

Hello Pramod

Thanks for your reply .

I have static file object as

StaticFile obj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

I need to check the published status of this object.

How do I get the siteRef from the static file object & in the below code what does the variable “sf” refer to ?

PublishedStatus ps=dc.getPublishedStatus(sf.getContentManagementId().getObjectId());

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Posted by pnookala@opentext.com (Nookala, Pramod Kumar) On 07-23-2012 06:36

DeploymentClient dc=new DeploymentClient(siteRef);

PublishedStatus ps=dc.getPublishedStatus(sf.getContentManagementId().getObjectId());

Should do the work for you.

Thanks,

Pramod.

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Hello

Thanks for your reply

Actually I do not know to which site the static file will refer to. My requirement is to get all the published/stale images path from the images folder. For that i have written the below code.

StaticFileWhereClause clause =new StaticFileWhereClause();

clause.checkManagedObjectStatus(StringQueryOp.EQUAL, ManagedObjectStatus.APPROVED);

clause.checkPlacementPath(StringQueryOp.STARTS_WITH,"/Shared Content/Assets/Templating/images");

// Create query, ordered by placement path

StaticFileDBQuery query =new StaticFileDBQuery();

query.setWhereClause(clause);

query.addOrderByPlacementPath();

// Run the query

IPagingList results = QueryManager.execute(query);

// Print out all of the results

int size = results.size();

System.out.println("Results returned - " + size);

List list = results.asList();

Iterator iterator = list.iterator();

while (iterator.hasNext()) {

StaticFile obj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

System.out.println("placement path: " + obj.getPlacementPath()); (this line fetches all the approved images from the folder specified above, but I need to get the published/stale images

}

Please suggest if there is any better solution.

Thank You

Chandrapal Reddy

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StaticFileobj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

/**

* Get the PublishedStatus of a content item relative to the

* DeploymentClient Site. Status is based on whether the content item

* has been published to the Site's final stage. Here is a more precise

* look at how the published status is determined:

…….

public PublishedStatus getPublishedStatus( ObjectId ciId )

throws ApplicationException, ValidationException

{

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Hello Pramod

Thanks for your reply .

I have static file object as

StaticFile obj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

I need to check the published status of this object.

How do I get the siteRef from the static file object & in the below code what does the variable “sf” refer to ?

PublishedStatus ps=dc.getPublishedStatus(sf.getContentManagementId().getObjectId());

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DeploymentClient dc=new DeploymentClient(siteRef);

PublishedStatus ps=dc.getPublishedStatus(sf.getContentManagementId().getObjectId());

Should do the work for you.

Thanks,

Pramod.

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Hi,

Did you check by putting 'ManagedObjectStatus.PUBLISHED'

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Chandrapal_Reddy

I don’t think we have that option in ManagedObjectStatus class . I’m using vignette 8.1.

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Hi,

Did you check by putting 'ManagedObjectStatus.PUBLISHED'

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ManagedObjectStatus has nothing to do with publish status. ManagedObjectStatus is for the managed object status, also known as approval status.

To find out the site(s) that any content item (i.e. static files or content instances) have been published to you need to start with their channel associations (e.g. ContentItem.getChannelAssociations()). With the channel associations you can then know the site(s) that you could find out the item’s publish status for (i.e. which site(s) to construct the DeploymentClient with).

This alone may be sufficient for your use case, but it wont necessarily tell you every site that a given item may be published to. Even if the item is not associated with any channels, it could still be published to one or more sites by being referenced by other objects that are associated with some channel(s) and published. You could iteratively determine an exhaustive set of sites to check publish status for by finding the objects that refer to the original item in question (i.e. using ManagedObject.getReferringManagedObjects()) and checking those referring items for channel associations. To be complete you will then need to also find the objects referring to these referrers and so on until you have recursed backward through all referrers. To be completely careful you should also watch for cyclical reference chains so that you don’t iterate indefinitely.

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I don’t think we have that option in ManagedObjectStatus class . I’m using vignette 8.1.

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Hi,

Did you check by putting 'ManagedObjectStatus.PUBLISHED'

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Hello

Thanks for your reply

As suggested by you, tried to implement the logic by finding the site associated with the channel. Unfortunately, a runtime exception is thrown at “DeploymentClient dc = new DeploymentClient(sRef); “

I’m invoking this java class at server startup from web.xml(as a standalone program).

StaticFile obj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

try {

ChannelRef[] chanRef = obj.getChannelAssociations();

if(chanRef.length > 0) {

Site s = Site.findByChannel(chanRef[0]);

SiteRef sRef =new SiteRef(s);

DeploymentClient dc =new DeploymentClient(sRef); ( getting“java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/ejb/EJBException” at this line at runtime)

System.out.println("dc->>>>>>>>>"+dc);

ManagedObjectVCMRef siteMO =new ManagedObjectVCMRef( s );

ObjectId sId = siteMO.getObjectId();

PublishedStatusps = dc.getPublishedStatus( sId );

}

}catch (AuthorizationException e) {

// TODO Auto-generated catch block

e.printStackTrace();

}

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ManagedObjectStatus has nothing to do with publish status. ManagedObjectStatus is for the managed object status, also known as approval status.

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Posted by chreddy@deloitte.com (Reddy, Chandrapal) On 07-24-2012 05:34

I don’t think we have that option in ManagedObjectStatus class . I’m using vignette 8.1.

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Hi,

Did you check by putting 'ManagedObjectStatus.PUBLISHED'

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Do you have the weblogic.jar in the classpath?

The following jars needs to be in classpath, while running the standalone programs:

/opt/Vignette/Content/8_0/lib/sdk/vgn-appsvcs-cma.jar:/opt/Vignette/Content/8_0/lib/sdk/thirdparty-combined.jar:/opt/Vignette/Content/8_0/rtsvcs/server/lib/weblogic.jar

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Posted bychreddy@deloitte.com (Reddy, Chandrapal) On 07-26-2012 02:42

Hello

Thanks for your reply

I’m invoking this java class at server startup from web.xml(as a standalone program).

StaticFile obj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

try {

ChannelRef[] chanRef = obj.getChannelAssociations();

if(chanRef.length > 0) {

Site s = Site.findByChannel(chanRef[0]);

SiteRef sRef =new SiteRef(s);

DeploymentClient dc =new DeploymentClient(sRef); ( getting“java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/ejb/EJBException” at this line at runtime)

System.out.println("dc->>>>>>>>>"+dc);

ManagedObjectVCMRef siteMO =new ManagedObjectVCMRef( s );

ObjectId sId = siteMO.getObjectId();

PublishedStatusps = dc.getPublishedStatus( sId );

}

}catch (AuthorizationException e) {

// TODO Auto-generated catch block

e.printStackTrace();

}

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ManagedObjectStatus has nothing to do with publish status. ManagedObjectStatus is for the managed object status, also known as approval status.

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Posted by chreddy@deloitte.com (Reddy, Chandrapal) On 07-24-2012 05:34

I don’t think we have that option in ManagedObjectStatus class . I’m using vignette 8.1.

Your help would be appreciated

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Chandrapal Reddy

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Did you check by putting 'ManagedObjectStatus.PUBLISHED'

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Yes its included in the classpath . attached the error log for your reference

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Do you have the weblogic.jar in the classpath?

The following jars needs to be in classpath, while running the standalone programs:

/opt/Vignette/Content/8_0/lib/sdk/vgn-appsvcs-cma.jar:/opt/Vignette/Content/8_0/lib/sdk/thirdparty-combined.jar:/opt/Vignette/Content/8_0/rtsvcs/server/lib/weblogic.jar

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Posted by chreddy@deloitte.com (Reddy, Chandrapal) On 07-26-2012 02:42

Hello

Thanks for your reply

I’m invoking this java class at server startup from web.xml(as a standalone program).

StaticFile obj = (StaticFile)iterator.next();

try {

ChannelRef[] chanRef = obj.getChannelAssociations();

if(chanRef.length > 0) {

Site s = Site.findByChannel(chanRef[0]);

SiteRef sRef =new SiteRef(s);

DeploymentClient dc =new DeploymentClient(sRef); ( getting“java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/ejb/EJBException” at this line at runtime)

System.out.println("dc->>>>>>>>>"+dc);

ManagedObjectVCMRef siteMO =new ManagedObjectVCMRef( s );

ObjectId sId = siteMO.getObjectId();

PublishedStatusps = dc.getPublishedStatus( sId );

}

}catch (AuthorizationException e) {

// TODO Auto-generated catch block

e.printStackTrace();

}

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Posted by dstiles@opentext.com (Stiles, David) On 07-24-2012 09:01

ManagedObjectStatus has nothing to do with publish status. ManagedObjectStatus is for the managed object status, also known as approval status.

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Posted by chreddy@deloitte.com (Reddy, Chandrapal) On 07-24-2012 05:34

I don’t think we have that option in ManagedObjectStatus class . I’m using vignette 8.1.

Your help would be appreciated

Thanks

Chandrapal Reddy

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Hello

In v 7.6, I have modified the value of HAS_DATASOURCE from 0 to 1 in stage & configured the data source. When vgnTest.jsp is called, I could see the value of Has datasource to be false Has datasource ? :false

What will this indicate ?

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