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Is it possible to detect which file triggered an action rule ?

minox

Hi there,
I was looking for by the way ruleAction

in particular in my class that extends ActionExecuterAbstractBase {
executeImpl(Action ruleAction, NodeRef actionedUponNodeRef)

I'd like to find somethings refering to the main file that triggered the rule because I have to work whit it.

Many thanks

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angelborroy

The node for the action is "actionedUponNodeRef". You may work with it by using NodeService or similar.

minox

Thanks angelborroy for your suggestion

I tried with

List<AssociationRef> assocRefs = nodeService.getTargetAssocs(actionedUponNodeRef, ((QNamePattern) QName.createQName(NamespaceService.CONTENT_MODEL_1_0_URI, "replaces")) );

but in this way I find association file

As I told in the post -> I'd like information about file that I manage

Could you suggest a method or a way to reach this

Many thanks

angelborroy

Some samples:

https://github.com/keensoft/alfresco-ciphering/blob/db886290846d1ecc3ce71a94fa7cfc0cbe746f3a/alfresco-ciphering-repo/src/main/java/es/keensoft/ciphering/DecipherActionExecuter.java#L39

https://github.com/keensoft/alfresco-simple-ocr/blob/b789a5e0df19a9dde534e9b9e1f44deb0372c5e0/simple-ocr-repo/src/main/java/es/keensoft/alfresco/ocr/OCRExtractAction.java#L81

minox

Thanks one more time angelborroy

looking through the first link I found

String fileName = serviceRegistry.getNodeService (). GetProperty (actionedUponNodeRef, ContentModel.PROP_NAME) .toString ();

in this way I reach the main file of the proper name I was looking for

but by the way my target is the nodeRef of this filename