programatically publish content instance

Victor_Wang

Hi, 

Is there APIs availalble to allow us writing a standalone code to publish content instances given a list of GUID. Thanks.

Timothy_Glynn

/**This is SAMPLE CODE**
* This method publishes the ContentInstance whose id is passed as an argument.
* The context channel is assumed to be the first channel to which the content instance is associated
*
* @param ciId the String representation of the content management id of a content instance
* @throws ApplicationException
* @throws ValidationException
* @throws AuthorizationException
* @throws RemoteException
* */
public static void testPublish(String ciId) throws ApplicationException, ValidationException, AuthorizationException, RemoteException {
if(ciId != null && ciId.length() == 40){
ManagedObjectVCMRef moVCMRef=new ManagedObjectVCMRef(ciId);
ManagedObject mo=ManagedObject.findByContentManagementId(moVCMRef);
if(mo != null && mo instanceof ContentInstance) {
ContentInstance ci=(ContentInstance)mo;

//approve all referred objects
ManagedObjectVCMRef[] moRefArray= ContentManagementOps.getReferredManagedObjects(moVCMRef);
if(moRefArray != null){
for(int i=0; i<moRefArray.length; i++){
ManagedObject referredMo=ManagedObject.findByContentManagementId(moRefArray[i]);
if(!referredMo.isStatusApproved()){
referredMo.setStatus("approved");
referredMo.commit();
}
}
}


if(ci.getChannelRefs() != null && ci.getChannelRefs().length > 0){
ChannelRef channelRef=ci.getChannelRefs()[0];
Channel mainChannel=null;
while(channelRef != null){
Channel channel=channelRef.getChannel(new RequestParameters(false));
if(mainChannel == null){
mainChannel=channel;
}
if(!channel.isStatusApproved()){
channel.setStatus("approved");
channel.commit();
}
channelRef=channel.getData().getParentChannelRef();
}
if(mainChannel != null){
SiteRef siteRef=mainChannel.getData().getSiteRef();
Site site=siteRef.getSite();
if(!site.isStatusApproved()){
site.setStatus("approved");
}


JobType type = JobType.PUBLISH;
DeploymentJobDefinition jobDef = new DeploymentJobDefinition(PublishUtils.autogenerateJobName(site.getName()), type );
jobDef.setRequestor("testPublish");
jobDef.setDescription("Job created by TestPublish on " + new Date());

ContentInstancePattern pattern = new ContentInstancePattern(new ManagedObjectVCMRef[] {ci.getContentManagementId()}, mainChannel.getContentManagementId());
ApprovalPolicy policy = new ApprovalPolicy();
policy.setUnapprovedDescendentAction(JobConst.getPolicyFromName("MODERATE"));
pattern.setApprovalPolicy(policy);
jobDef.setContentPattern( pattern, false);

DeploymentClient dc=new DeploymentClient(siteRef);
JobReport jr=dc.createJob2(jobDef);
ObjectId jobId=jr.getJobData().getId();
if(jr.isJobValid()){
dc.launchJob(jobId);
System.out.println("Job launched successfully");
} else {
dc.releaseJob(jobId);
System.out.println("Invalid job: released");
}
}
} else {
System.out.println("The specified content instance has no channel association");
}
} else {
System.out.println("A managed object with the specified id does not exist or it is not a ContentInstance.");
}
} else {
System.out.println("Invalid content management id '" + ciId + "'");
}
}

 

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programatically publish content instance

Posted byvwang@toronto.ca (****, Victor) On 09/16/2014 04:20 PM

 

Hi,  Is there APIs availalble to allow us writing a standalone code to publish content instances given a list of GUID. Thanks.

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