Interwoven support for Java

Hi,

I am new to Java development and i need to use java instead of perl in Interwoven Teamsite. Can you please suggest the areas where i can use java in teamsite and any related documentation for the same.

Kindly let me know the usage of java in the following areas.
1. Template development - callouts - can i invoke a java program. If yes, how?
2. Presentation templates - Do i need to write them in XSLT's. Is there any documentation available?
3. Workflows - will java code come in place here?

What are the other areas i can use java in teamsite? Which version of teamsite is more suitable for this? I am currently using 6.7.1. Can i get my job done with this or do i need to upgrade?

Appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Gopi.

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santosh013

Gopi,
If You are familiar with Java then go through the cssdk_doc.
This doc will help you a lot.
Yes,You can call java classes for various purposes e.g,.You can call it in a workflow to achieve your desired result through url external task.

Rest upon your requirement.

HTH.
Thanks,
Santosh.

Migrateduser

Yes, you can use java with TeamSite. The most use will probably be in the workflow where you use external task and write url external task or external task by itself. But if you use open deploy web services, you might run into problems of incompatible axis.jar. As for callouts, you might be able to use them, and you can write inline commands in java. As for presentation templates, you'll probably have to go through the xslt process.

hymatron

Hi,

As for DCT development you can use the FormAPI callServer method to call into a custom Java Servlet which then can return JavaScript that will call the FromAPI to change the DCT. At least that is the design pattern that my team has used. Just remember that it's asynchronous and you need to use a callback pattern. Using that pattern you don't have to keep making new CSClient sessions.

FYI: Spring and Hibernate work well with custom servlets and help to keep adherence to MVC.

gopi123

Hi,

As for DCT development you can use the FormAPI callServer method to call into a custom Java Servlet which then can return JavaScript that will call the FromAPI to change the DCT. At least that is the design pattern that my team has used. Just remember that it's asynchronous and you need to use a callback pattern. Using that pattern you don't have to keep making new CSClient sessions.

FYI: Spring and Hibernate work well with custom servlets and help to keep adherence to MVC.

Thank you for ypur support

gopi123

Hi All ,
Thanks for your support given.
I am going throuh cssk....pdf, I will post my doubts if any,pls reply.

Thanks,
Gopi.

sanoboy

Gopi,
If You are familiar with Java then go through the cssdk_doc.
This doc will help you a lot.
Yes,You can call java classes for various purposes e.g,.You can call it in a workflow to achieve your desired result through url external task.

Rest upon your requirement.

HTH.
Thanks,
Santosh.

hi,all
now i have a requirement to involve an enternal task to modify the reviewed files after review task.
the external task can pass parameters to an external java class and then execute the class file.
To the external task:
i set variable as parameters and set command as java class directory. right?