Cast to WFMFile

Hi ALL,

Is it possible to cast a String or File or CSVPath or CSFile or CSSimple file to WFMFile?

If yes, could you please help me with same.

Thanks.

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Adam Stoller

Hi ALL,

Is it possible to cast a String or File or CSVPath or CSFile or CSSimple file to WFMFile?

If yes, could you please help me with same.

Thanks.

I doubt you can jut cast one of those into a WFMFile object - but you should be able to use methods from those objects, possibly in conjunction with other methods, to formulate the parameters you need to pass to a WFMFile constructor to then get a WFMFile object (a file path string, a comment string)

iw_store

Thanks Ghoti. I pushed constructor into an array and passed same to addFiles() method. It's working.

I need one more help ...

In ->

com.interwoven.cssdk.filesys
Interface CSDir

There is a method with below signature ->

getFiles

(java.lang.String query, int offset, int maxElements, boolean recurse)

Gets an iterator over all the files in this directory and it's sub-directory satisfying the constraints in the given query.

I am not sure, what I need to pass as a first parameter, that's query.

Any pointers will be helpful.

Adam Stoller

Thanks Ghoti. I pushed constructor into an array and passed same to addFiles() method. It's working.

I need one more help ...

In ->

com.interwoven.cssdk.filesys
Interface CSDir

There is a method with below signature ->

getFiles
(java.lang.String query, int offset, int maxElements, boolean recurse)
Gets an iterator over all the files in this directory and it's sub-directory satisfying the constraints in the given query.

I am not sure, what I need to pass as a first parameter, that's query.

Any pointers will be helpful.

Yeah, wouldn't it be nice if javadocs actually provided [reasonable] examples of usage. Off hand, I don't know the answer, you could try creating a small program to test some things out (while waiting for someone else to provide an answer) - like passing:

If you get one or more of those to return results, you can then try to continue testing refinements of the idea.Also, in the meantime, I suggest opening a case with Support and filing a Documentation Bug - because (IMO) there's no excuse for providing descriptions like that in the documentation ("The query string includes the full set of attributes, predicates, and sort keys.") without providing one or more reasonable examples to explain what that string should look like.

Migrateduser

While I agree there should be more helpful information in the javadoc regarding what this query string should look like, there are other getFiles() methods that don't require a query string and will probably be more straightforward to use.