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CML Move problem

mangar

I have 2 directories like this:

/app:company_home/cm:divisionA/cm

roductDetails
/app:company_home/cm:divisionB

I am trying to move the directory and contents from divistionA to divisionB. I have done this successfully with the following code:

String newParentDir = "/app:company_home/cm:divisionB";

ParentReference folderParentRef = new ParentReference();
folderParentRef.setStore(storeRef);
folderParentRef.setPath(newParentDir);
folderParentRef.setAssociationType(Constants.ASSOC_CONTAINS);

// create ref to current dir
String currentDir = "/app:company_home/cm:divisionA/cm:productDetails";
Reference curr = new Reference();
curr.setStore(storeRef);
curr.setPath(currentDir);

CMLMove move = new CMLMove();
move.setAssociationType(Constants.ASSOC_CONTAINS);
move.setChildName("productDetails");
move.setTo(folderParentRef);
move.setWhere(new Predicate(new Reference[]{curr}, null, null));

CML cml = new CML();
cml.setMove(new CMLMove[]{move});
WebServiceFactory.getRepositoryService().update(cml);&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Like I said the code works fine.

The problem comes when I try to switch it back. This should be as simple as switching the values of currentDir and newParentDir, but when I do, I get that ever popular "Node does not exist" error.

Well of course it exists, I just moved it there! Why can't I move it back?
It's all there in the web front end, content and all.

Anyone have any ideas?

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jcustovic

Are you trying to say that after moving /app:company_home/cm:divisionA/cmroductDetails to /app:company_home/cm:divisionB you cannot move /app:company_home/cm:divisionB/cmroductDetails back to /app:company_home/cm:divisionA?

mangar

Yes, that is exactly what is happening. I get the node not found error.

jcustovic

Here try this code. I tested this code and it works.

private static Store WORKSPACE_STORE = new Store(StoreRef.PROTOCOL_WORKSPACE, "SpacesStore");

public static void main(String[] args) throws RepositoryFault, RemoteException {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;…
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;alfSoap.startSession(); // Start session
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Reference refA = new Reference(WORKSPACE_STORE, null, "/app:company_home/cm:divisionB"); // Where to move
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Reference refB = new Reference(WORKSPACE_STORE, null, "/app:company_home/cm:divisionA/cm:productDetails"); // What to move
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;try {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// Move
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;UpdateResult[] results = alfSoap.moveNode(refA, refB, "productDetails"); // important to send wanted nodeName because the new node will have path refA.getPath + "cm:/" + nodeName

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// Return to original location
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;refA = new Reference(WORKSPACE_STORE, null, "/app:company_home/cm:divisionA"); // Where to move
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;refB = new Reference(WORKSPACE_STORE, null, "/app:company_home/cm:divisionB/cm:productDetails"); // What to move
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;results = moveNode(refA, refB, "productDetails"); // important to send wanted nodeName because the new node will have path refA.getPath + "cm:/" + nodeName
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;} finally {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// End session
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;alfSoap.endSession();
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}
}
public UpdateResult[] moveNode(Reference toReference, Reference whatReference, String nodeName) throws RepositoryFault, RemoteException {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ParentReference toParentReference = referenceToParent(toReference);
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;toParentReference.setChildName(Constants.createQNameString(Constants.NAMESPACE_CONTENT_MODEL, nodeName)); // Should be the same as whatReference nodeName
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;CMLMove move = new CMLMove();
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;move.setTo(toParentReference);
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;move.setWhere(new Predicate(new Reference[] { whatReference }, WORKSPACE_STORE, null));
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;CML cml = new CML();
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;cml.setMove(new CMLMove[] { move });
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;return getRepositoryService().update(cml);&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
}

private ParentReference referenceToParent(Reference spaceReference) {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ParentReference parent = new ParentReference();
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;parent.setStore(WORKSPACE_STORE);
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;parent.setPath(spaceReference.getPath());
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;parent.setUuid(spaceReference.getUuid());
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;parent.setAssociationType(Constants.ASSOC_CONTAINS);
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;return parent;
}
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toParentReference.setChildName(…) is the key.
For example if you set it to "testTest" that the path to node "productDetails" would be (after you move it for the first time) "/app:company_home/cm:divisionB/cm:testTest" and not "/app:company_home/cm:divisionB/cm

roductDetails" as you would expect it to be.