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How do you get the content iteslf?

stevescott

Lets say Ive got a text file Ive found from alfresco, and from that I grab the url

How can I get the content of that text file? I can display it in an iframe, but I want that to be part of my object returned from the server

Steve

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mrogers

Each content property has a URL of its own.

stevescott

Each content property has a URL of its own.

So there's no webservice to retreive the content as a stream though? I need to create my own request to that URL and grab the data myself, correct?

mrogers

There's the content webservice.

http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Content_Web_Service

There are also WebScripts for accessing content.