LSCS Query.

Hello,
We have an implementation to deploy the xml DCRs to LSCS.
We have 2 locales and 2 branches for these 2 differently locales.
Currently and the query we run for LSCS gives the same document id but different context id for DCRs in both locales.
The application we use uses the document id to query LSCS.
Is there any way to identify locale in LSCS.

Thanks.

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wexio89

Use metadata and query through that (for the locale value)

Rick Poulin

Or how about by project (branch) ? You can't query across projects anyway, so the fact that you're already providing the project name in your query implies that you know which locale you're asking for.. no?

SonaliKulkarni

With the final implementation I gave the folder as a locale eg.en-US after data folder for the DCR so that a new context id and document id get generated.The pages are properly being deployed to LSCS target but when I query those based on the vpath ,it gives HTTP 404 error though the pages are present on target.Any way to debug why this happens?Or any reason why it must be happening?

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Rick Poulin

With the final implementation I gave the folder as a locale eg.en-US after data folder for the DCR so that a new context id and document id get generated.The pages are properly being deployed to LSCS target but when I query those based on the vpath ,it gives HTTP 404 error though the pages are present on target.Any way to debug why this happens?Or any reason why it must be happening?

Post your query. Possible explanations off the top of my head:
* your query is malformed
* the lscs-static context is not properly configured (expecting the wrong path)
* you have a very unusual stack trace in your lscs.log

SonaliKulkarni

Thanks for your replies.It works for me now after passing the relative path alongwith the project.Since there were multiple projects,it was referring to the default project and throwing an error on not finding the file in that project.

Thanks all for your help on this.