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Solved: ${name} in freemarker template

mvlach

Hi,

is there any possibility to get the name of the webform ? Let's imagine:

I have webform news and create the content news1. Freemarker render news1.xml to news1.html - and i would like to know the name "news1" in the template.

Is this possible ?

Thanks Mila

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mikef

Have you tried:

${name}

mvlach

Yes, i have tried this

janv

One of the following can be used:

${alf.form_instance_data_file_name}
${alf.rendition_file_name}

In your case, these we will return "news1.xml" and "news1.html" so you will need to strip off the file suffix.

See also:

http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Forms_Developer_Guide#Rendering_engine_variables_and_functions

Regards,
Jan

vijay_alfresco

This is good, but can I know the renedition names and associated xml file in the deployment server code?

Thanks,
Vijay

zaizi

Yes. If you are doing an Alfresco to Alfresco deployment. If you are doing an Alfresco to File Server deployment, then you'll just have a bunch of files on the file system.

What is it that you are trying to do?

Ainga

tommorris

Ainga is correct.

The web-form AVM nodes holding the XML, contains a collection property called "{http://www.alfresco.org/model/wcmappmodel/1.0}renditions" with a list of the generated rendition files associated with this web-form. Whilst the rendition nodes themselves have the property "{http://www.alfresco.org/model/wcmappmodel/1.0}primaryforminstancedata" that points back at the web-form XML instance that created it.

Alternatively, you could embed the info in the rendition output, possibly into an accompanying custom XML file.

Tom
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vijay_alfresco

Yes. If you are doing an Alfresco to Alfresco deployment. If you are doing an Alfresco to File Server deployment, then you'll just have a bunch of files on the file system.

What is it that you are trying to do?

Ainga

ok, but given a webform (comes as .xml file in deployment server), I want to know the associated reneditions and mimetypes or just the file names of the rendered files asssociated to the xml. I am using Alfresco to File system deployment and I know I'll get all the files even the rendered files in the deployment server, but I want to get the associated files for a
given .xml file (webform output).

Thanks you,
Vijay

zaizi

Right. There are two options to look up associations;

1. Hard code the locations. If you are generating the renditions in the same location as the .xml file or at a relative location, then you can just look it up. An example would be that renditions are of the same name in a sub folder called "renditions'. If the .xml file is in /somefolder/my.xml, the rendition would be in /somefolder/renditions/my.html (if the rendition is an html file).

2. Given the .xml file use webscripts to call back to you Alfresco installation to look up the associated files and renditions.

tommorris

Yeah - and if you're stuck with solution 1 outlined above, I would try something like:
my-webform-instance.xml
my-rendition-1.html
my-rendition-2.jsp
my-webform-instance-meta.xml

Where the first form is the actual output of the web form, and the following three files are renditions.
The last rendition in this example contains any associated meta-data about the web-form.
By using a consistent notation (i.e. use the same name as the web-form, but with the '-meta' suffix) you can find the file to query.

vijay_alfresco

Thank you for replies, I agree having third renedition, but the problem is having another file for each webform in the filesystem.

I think the best solution would be to use a webscript to get the renedition templates for a given webform.