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JavaAPI for assigning content store

brijeshnk

Hi there ,

I was trying to convert javascript API code to java API which move files to different content store(' storeB'). We have storeB defined in - 'content-store-selector-context.xml'. We are using Enterrprises version of Alfresco 5.2.

java script code as follows , - Works perfectly fine . its working code.

 for each (var n in node.children) {
          if (n.isDocument) {
			  
             	       //Apply script for moving files to DMS Store 01   
			n.removeAspect("cm:versionable");
			n.addAspect("cm:storeSelector");
			n.properties['cm:storeName'] = "storeB";	  
			n.save();			  
          }
     }

Java API Code - But this code is not moving files to 'storeB'. Is there anything i am missing ? I can see a save method is java script API. Is there any similiar method available in java APIs. is there anything missing in the code ?

		List<ChildAssociationRef> children = nodeService.getChildAssocs(dayFolderRef);
		Map<QName, Serializable> aspectsProps = new HashMap<QName, Serializable>(1);
		aspectsProps.put(ContentModel.PROP_STORE_NAME, "storeB");
		LOG.info("Folder::" + dayFolderRef.getId());
		LOG.info("Number of Subfolder to be moved is ::" + children.size());
		for (ChildAssociationRef childAssoc : children) {
			NodeRef childNodeRef = childAssoc.getChildRef();
			if (ContentModel.TYPE_CONTENT.equals(nodeService.getType(childNodeRef))) {
				LOG.info("Moving the file to secondary storae "+childNodeRef.getId());
				nodeService.removeAspect(childNodeRef, ContentModel.ASPECT_VERSIONABLE);
				nodeService.addAspect(childNodeRef, ContentModel.ASPECT_STORE_SELECTOR, aspectsProps);				
				
			}
		}

Thanks ,

Brijesh

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brijeshnk

the following trick worked ,

setting content store name , using setProperty . See code below

nodeService.addAspect(childNodeRef, ContentModel.ASPECT_STORE_SELECTOR , null);
nodeService.setProperty(childNodeRef, ContentModel.PROP_STORE_NAME, "storeB");

Still no idea why earlier code failed .

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angelborroy

Where are you using that Java code? Inside a behaviour?

There is no need to save in Java API, as it's included on a DB Transaction that will be commited eventually.

brijeshnk

@angelborroy ,

thanks for the reponse. This is an action class triggered by scheduler . As soon as after executing this i was checking in DB using following query

SELECT * FROM alf_content_url WHERE orphan_time IS NOT NULL;

Before and after quey result is same.

After execution of above mentioned code, I was exepecting query to return higher number , as number of nodes become orhan.

brijeshnk

@angelborroy , you mentioned above 'Transaction that will be commited eventually' . Is there time lag to commit transaction ? is it not immiedately after execting the code or wait for some other process to complete ? code is executed inside an action method , inititated by scheduler.

angelborroy

The transaction will be commited once the executeJob method is finished.

https://docs.alfresco.com/community/references/dev-extension-points-scheduled-jobs.html

brijeshnk

the following trick worked ,

setting content store name , using setProperty . See code below

nodeService.addAspect(childNodeRef, ContentModel.ASPECT_STORE_SELECTOR , null);
nodeService.setProperty(childNodeRef, ContentModel.PROP_STORE_NAME, "storeB");

Still no idea why earlier code failed .