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iManUserACLs and VBScript error

kuruption213

For some reason the following code does not work.

Set pDoc = pNRTDMS.GetObjectByID(DocumentID)
Set pDocSec = pDoc.Security
Set pUserACLs = pDocSec.UserACLs

'if the user is in the ACL of the document then remove the user
if pUserACLs.Contains(username) = True Then

Set pUserACL = pUserACLs.ItemByName(username)
pUserACLs.RemoveByObject(pUserACL)
pDoc.UpdateProfile ierr
pDoc.Refresh

end if

I get the error "Object doesn't support this proper or method" for pUserACLs.Contains and pUserACLs.ItemByName. I see both properties as being available in the COM Reference guide so I'm not sure what is wrong.

The 8.0 version of the Imanage.dll is being used.

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jny

For some reason the following code does not work.

Set pDoc = pNRTDMS.GetObjectByID(DocumentID)
Set pDocSec = pDoc.Security
Set pUserACLs = pDocSec.UserACLs

'if the user is in the ACL of the document then remove the user
if pUserACLs.Contains(username) = True Then

Set pUserACL = pUserACLs.ItemByName(username)
pUserACLs.RemoveByObject(pUserACL)
pDoc.UpdateProfile ierr
pDoc.Refresh

end if

I get the error "Object doesn't support this proper or method" for pUserACLs.Contains and pUserACLs.ItemByName. I see both properties as being available in the COM Reference guide so I'm not sure what is wrong.

The 8.0 version of the Imanage.dll is being used.

You are mixing up the interfaces of INRT and IMan. The latter are those errored out methods which are not supported latebound in 8.0. (I believe they are supported beginning in 8.1.)

Use the INRT methods instead. The Contains Method isn't available through this older interface of the security object. You would have to validate the presence of the useracl through iteration of the UserACLs collection object. The Item Method should be used to replace the ItemByName. This also implies that you should use the create the NRTDMS instead of the ManDMS object.

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kuruption213

jny thanks for the information. Do you know where I can get a list of the INRT methods? So far I have been using the the 8.0 COM Reference guide? I have access to the Interwoven Support area so I can look within there.

jny

jny thanks for the information. Do you know where I can get a list of the INRT methods? So far I have been using the the 8.0 COM Reference guide? I have access to the Interwoven Support area so I can look within there.

The COM manaual that references the imanage.dll is it. You may also look up all the members of each object of the imanage.dll object model through the object browser of any IDE.

kuruption213

jny, thanks for your help. I upgraded the IManage dll from 8.0 to 8.2 so that I can utilize the iMan interface instead of the iNRT interface. However within vbscript it still does not recognize the iMan interface. I get a ActiveX can't create object "IManage.IManDMS" at the line of code that states...

Set pNRTDMS = CreateObject("IManage.IManDMS")

this works fine for

Set pNRTDMS = CreateObject("IManage.NRTDMS")

I have already run a regsvr32 command on the new dll in my development environment

Any suggestions?

jny

jny, thanks for your help. I upgraded the IManage dll from 8.0 to 8.2 so that I can utilize the iMan interface instead of the iNRT interface. However within vbscript it still does not recognize the iMan interface. I get a ActiveX can't create object "IManage.IManDMS" at the line of code that states...

Set pNRTDMS = CreateObject("IManage.IManDMS")

this works fine for

Set pNRTDMS = CreateObject("IManage.NRTDMS")

I have already run a regsvr32 command on the new dll in my development environment

Any suggestions?

It's IManage.ManDMS.

kuruption213

Sorry I just realized that myself, but the next line I now get an error stating Library is not registered at the line

Set pSess = pNRTDMS.Sessions.Add("WDCVDMSD1")

jny

Sorry I just realized that myself, but the next line I now get an error stating Library is not registered at the line

Set pSess = pNRTDMS.Sessions.Add("WDCVDMSD1")

This indicates that your imanage.dll is not registered.

kuruption213

jny, I had already registered the dll which was performed successfully. I thought that since I had the 8.0 version of the dll previously registered that may have been a problem so I unregistered the dll and then re-registered the 8.2 dll but I get the same error. I downloaded a program call RegDllView to give me insight on maybe finding multiple versions of the IManage dll but it only found the 8.2 dll. Any other suggestions? This is really the last hurdle I see to finishing this portion of the project I am working on because with the methods available in 8.2 the development should wrap up easily.

jny

jny, I had already registered the dll which was performed successfully. I thought that since I had the 8.0 version of the dll previously registered that may have been a problem so I unregistered the dll and then re-registered the 8.2 dll but I get the same error. I downloaded a program call RegDllView to give me insight on maybe finding multiple versions of the IManage dll but it only found the 8.2 dll. Any other suggestions? This is really the last hurdle I see to finishing this portion of the project I am working on because with the methods available in 8.2 the development should wrap up easily.

Did you check to see the DispatchInterface.dll is also installed and registered?

I have 8.2 SP1 P4 installed. I have this script running successfully:

[vbs]

Dim dms, sess, strServer

' Server name
strServer = "DSS_WIN2003SERV"

set dms = CreateObject("IManage.ManDMS")
Set sess = dms.Sessions.Add(strServer)
sess.TrustedLogin
msgbox sess.Connected

kuruption213

I apparently had some issues with my registry. I deleted all references to the iManage dll and then re-registered again. This time it worked and all of my code now seems to work fine. Thanks for all of your help jny.

jny

I apparently had some issues with my registry. I deleted all references to the iManage dll and then re-registered again. This time it worked and all of my code now seems to work fine. Thanks for all of your help jny.

You're most welcome.