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updating a file using Alfresco JavaScript API

ngiolet

Using the Alfresco JavaScript API, I noticed that when you run a script that changes a file, the file is not updated until the script does not finish its execution.
At least to me seems to behave in this way. :x
I wanted to know if it is actually so, and if you can force the update of the file during script execution?

Thanks in advance for the help.
Regards,
ngiolet

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mikeh

If you've updated properties only, then use node.save().

I suspect the issue you have is that webscripts execute in one transaction - currently this is not configurable. You could change the webscript descriptor to not use transactions, but this isn't recommended.

Mike

lista

These are your options, when talking about transactions:

transaction (optional) is the required level transaction; valid values are:

    * none specifies that no transaction is required at all
    * required specifies that a transaction is required (and will inherit an existing transaction, if open)
    * requiresnew specifies that a new transaction is required ‍‍‍‍‍

MikeH, do you know of any documentation talking about transactions? I'm having troubles finding any.

mikeh

MikeH, do you know of any documentation talking about transactions? I'm having troubles finding any.

Not specifically, but these are the top wiki hits which talk about them:

http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Java_Foundation_API
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Introducing_the_Alfresco_Java_Content_Repository_API#Transaction_Management
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Alfresco_Repository_Architecture

Thanks,
Mike