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search.findNode() and Associations

ghernando

I want to be able to find the working copy node associated with a checkedout document.
I'm using Javascript and have a ScriptNode for the original document found by using search.findNode(nodeRef).

When I use the node browser I see that the aspect cm:checkoutOut is set on the original node and that there is an association {http://www.alfresco.org/model/content/1.0}workingcopylink
also set.

In Javascript I'm able to check node.hasAspect("cm:checkoutOut") and it correctly says that it is set.
But I'm unable to get the workingcopy.

I tried
node.assocs["cm:workingcopylink"][0]
But it gives an error saying that it is null.

How can I get the working copy?

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Comments

lista

I don't remember ATM how associations are set, but you can check for node.sourceAssocs just like you check for node.assocs. This is a wild guess for now, but it should be a breeze to try.

muralidharand

Hi,
I used the below code to cancel the working copy of all the documents. Please have a look at this and this may help you.

var results = search.selectNodes("workspace://SpacesStore","descendant::*[hasAspect('cm:workingcopy')]");
logger.info("Total rows" + results.length);
 for(var i=0;i<results.length;i++)
 {
 var node  = results; 
 var nodename = node.name;
 node.cancelCheckout();
}
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http://mralfresco.blogspot.in/2012/11/remove-working-copy-documents-in.html

ghernando

>> node.sourceAssocs just like you check for node.assocs
No. Neither of these contains it.

ghernando

Murali – thanks for responding, but that's not what I'm looking for. You are searching and finding the working copies for all documents.
I want to be able to find the working copy associated with one particular document.

muralidharand

Hi,

Can you please try this and post your search.findNode() query also. So that, i will simulate the exact one.

I'm not sure, how much it is correct,but I got the working copy link.

 
logger.log("Original document " + document.assocs["cm:original"][0].nodeRef);
logger.log("workingcopylink document " + document.assocs["cm:original"][0].assocs["cm:workingcopylink"][0].nodeRef);
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Hope this helps you.