Search file created in my WCM !!

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power

Hi everybody,

I want to get the file and want to attach that file with email.
my file resides in :  company_home /Web Projects/myProject

and inside myProject I have folder structure like

en/content/news

inside news i have my XML file and I want to get this file. And want to send this file as an attachment.

Do you have any idea ?
I dont have any idea through node browser how to get.

Thanks,

zaizi

Overview of WCM can be found here. http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/WCM_Overview

AVM stands for Advanced Versioning Manager. Alfresco AVM is an advanced repository implementation designed to support the version control requirements of managing large websites and web applications. The AVM consists of a forest of content repositories that can be used to manage the development and staging of web content and associated source code. Each AVM repository is loosely modeled on Subversion, providing source code control for websites. Each AVM repository can be considered the equivalent of a normal Alfresco SpacesStores that supports an extended versioning model…

If you go into the Node Browser you should see a list of space stores starting with "avm://myProject…". These are all the various version'd stores for your web project. If you have added users to the web project, they will also have their own copy of the store.

Assuming that you want the XML file from the staging head (this is where content ends up once approved by editors / authors), you'll need to select the "avm://myProject" repository to browse.

You should find that the path to your content is something like "avm://myProject/-1;www;avm_webapps;ROOT;en;content;news".

Have a look at http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/JavaScript_API_Cookbook#Use_AVM_API_to_Process_Webproject_Store for example of finding the content within a web store using the javascript api.