Get Associated files for a livesite page.

ranjeeth

Hi ,

 

I am trying to get the related file associations for a .page using the below code and some how i am not able to get the assocaiation and it always throws a "Ilegal argument excpetion" .Below is the code that i used .

 

CSSimpleFile filename = (CSSimpleFile)client.getFile(new CSVPath("//d-web-ts/default/main/americas/us/en/WORKAREA/shared_wa/sites/us/en/company/index.page"));

CSAssociation[] association = filename.getParentAssociations(null);

 Below is the erro i am getting.

Tried to invoke method public com.interwoven.cssdk.service.axis.generated.CSAssociationData[] com.interwoven.cssdk.service.axis.generated.FileServiceBindingSkeleton.getAssociations(com.interwoven.cssdk.service.axis.generated.CSContext,com.interwoven.cssdk.service.axis.generated.CSAssetData,java.lang.String,int,boolean,boolean,int) throws java.rmi.RemoteException,com.interwoven.cssdk.service.axis.generated.CSException with arguments com.interwoven.cssdk.service.axis.generated.CSContext,com.interwoven.cssdk.service.axis.generated.CSAssetData,null,java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Boolean,java.lang.Boolean,null.  The arguments do not match the signature.; nested exception is: 
	java.lang.IllegalArgumentException

 I would really apreciate ideas if any one has already implemented this?

Adam Stoller

Have you tried

filename.getParentAssociations("");

 

Instead of passing null? The documentation would seem to suggest that either should work.

 

However, it looks like somewhere within the chain-of-events, something is going wrong, simplifying the exception message it appears that somewhere you're calling a method that expects:

• CSContext
• CSAssetData
• String
• int
• boolean
• boolean
• int

But it is passing in:

• CSContext
• CSAssetData
• null (should be okay for a String)
• Integer (should be okay for an int)
• Boolean (should be okay for a boolean)
• Boolean (should be okay for a boolean)
• null (this is probably not okay for an int)

Are you positive it's dying where you think it is?

Can you add better diagnostic handling to provide a full back-trace?

Also - what version of TeamSite are you using on what OS?