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how to get the status(new/update/delete) of attachFiles

sanoboy

hi all,
in teamsite workflow, i want to get the status of attachFiles so i can update the associated records in database. Actually, the delete(status) is the most important. is it possible and how can i get it?

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Adam Stoller

hi all,
in teamsite workflow, i want to get the status of attachFiles so i can update the associated records in database. Actually, the delete(status) is the most important. is it possible and how can i get it?

Seems pretty straight-forward to me.

jagadesh

[QUOTE=ghoti]

As ghoti told implement the code like below to track the file statusif(! -e stage_path){status="new"}else if(! -e work_area_path){status="deleted"}else{status="modified"}Or elseset file status as external attribute using the above logicin DD extract file status from external attribute to update status to DB

vpatel

As ghoti told implement the code like below to track the file status
if(! -e stage_path)
{
status="new"
}
else if(! -e work_area_path)
{
status="deleted"
}
else
{
status="modified"
}
Or else
set file status as external attribute using the above logic
in DD extract file status from external attribute to update status to DB

Logic is NOT 100% correct. It assumes that if the file is NOT new or deleted it is modified -- may be or may not be modified.

If you are using CSSDK API -- then you could simply use the isModified method.

jagadesh

Logic is NOT 100% correct. It assumes that if the file is NOT new or deleted it is modified -- may be or may not be modified.

If you are using CSSDK API -- then you could simply use the isModified method.

The same logic has been implemented by Interwoven for mail body.
Is it wrong?
Reference:
ccmail_htmlbody.tpl
Line No: 547

I have replicated the same logic here.
If you think you want to check exact modified file then add one more condition with older one to check for the difference between staging and workarea.