[JSON/FTL] Can't read custom properties

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ruffie

Alfresco version: 3.1 SP1

All this is fairly new to me, so hoping that someone here might help out.
I have a custom type called bla:job

I'm trying to search and collect all data/properties based on that type, so that in my JSON ftl I can call on the properties I need.
Following code is a very simple draft of how I'm trying step by step to accomplish this.
I prefer using the Lucene way as that is recommended here and there for doing this kind of search by type.

This is my search.get.js

function main()
   {
      var results = search.luceneSearch("TYPE:\"{http://www.mysite.nl/model/content/1.0}job\"");
      logger.log(">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>NODE LENGTH:" + results.length);
      model.results = results;
   }
main();
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The logger gives me "3" and that's correct; I have 3 content items of that type.

This is my search.get.json.ftl

[
<#if results?exists>
   <#– This works, specifying the first item in the array, just a test –>
   "jobtype" : "${results[0].properties["bla:jobtype"]}"

   <#– Now this is where it gets "weird" for me at least –>
      <#list results as result>
      {
      ${result}
      ${result_index}
      
      <#– This does NOT work, the bla:jobtype property is a custom property from my custom model –>
      <#– "jobtype" : "${result.properties["bla:jobtype"]}" –>
      
         <#if result_has_next>,</#if>
      }
      </#list>
</#if>
]
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I CAN call a standard Alfresco property like name, though by doing result.name or even result.properties.name.

This is my JSON output based on above code:

[
   "jobtype" : "Accountant"

      {
      Node Type: {http://www.mysite.nl/model/content/1.0}job   Node Ref: workspace://SpacesStore/f1371de1-a1c0-461b-b863-f89fbd535953
      0
      
      
         ,
      }
      {
      Node Type: {http://www.mysite.nl/model/content/1.0}job   Node Ref: workspace://SpacesStore/5bf98860-e93f-4cfd-8e9d-a177076abc65
      1
      
      
         ,
      }
      {
      Node Type: {http://www.mysite.nl/model/content/1.0}job   Node Ref: workspace://SpacesStore/bd3aaf7b-0d2d-454b-bc0c-bb54c808739c
      2
      
      
         
      }
]

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As you can see, the index returns correct amount of items (3), but is the data in the model correct? I thought so, because if i do the search based on XPATH in my .js file, I get the exact same JSON output and the result.properties["customProperty"] does work then!
The only difference is that when doing it by XPATH the query is based on one of the properties within that type:

var results = companyhome.childrenByXPath("*//.[@bla:topjob='true']");
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Again, JSON output is exactly the same, it's only with the Lucene way I don't know how to access my custom properties within the <#list> directive.
Not minding the awfully simple and sloppy code, is there someone who can help?

Tnx.

rogier_oudshoor

You can try to use the fully qualified name (ie {http://www.mysite.nl/model/content/1.0} rather then bla in your calls. I think only the core alfresco properties are accessible in this fashion.