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How customize existing web script controller?

igorz

I'm trying to customize web script controller for Web View Dashlet. I do the same in this tutorial but it's doesn't work for me. I created new user and when I log in to alfresco this dashlet is empty. I don't understand where it might be a bug.

Thanks,

Igor

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igorz

Thanks for reply, Krutik. I have found that "config.approval.evalautor" property "apply" value was not true, so now it works right.

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krutik_jayswal

For overriding existing files in alfresco, you need to follow specific path.It also differs based on the alfresco version and the sdk version as well.It will be better if you can specify all the details which you did to achieve your requirement.

igorz

I use "All-In-One SDK 3.0 Project" and do it all the same in this tutorial. I created webview.get.js file with next code:

if (model.isDefault == true)
{
model.widgets[0].options.webviewTitle = "Alfresco!";
model.widgets[0].options.webviewURI = "http://www.alfresco.com";
model.widgets[0].options.isDefault = false;
}

and new Surf Extension Modules file where was related targetPackageRoot with sourcePackageRoot. The auto-deploy property I set to true.

krutik_jayswal

add directory structure and module.xml as well.

mjaatit

HI,

Make sure that you use surf module extesnion to override the out-of-the-box webScript

<extension> 
   <modules> 
      <module> 
            <id>Customize Web Script Controller for Web View Dashlet</id> 
            <version>1.0</version> <auto-deploy>true</auto-deploy> 
            <customizations> 
               <customization> 
                     <targetPackageRoot>org.alfresco.components.dashlets</targetPackageRoot> 
                     <sourcePackageRoot>org.alfresco.tutorials.customization.webview.controller</sourcePackageRoot> 
               </customization> 
            </customizations>
       </module> 
   </modules>
 </extension>

igorz

Thanks for reply, Krutik. I have found that "config.approval.evalautor" property "apply" value was not true, so now it works right.

igorz

Thanks for reply,Mohamed. I've found my fault.

mjaatit

You are welcome.

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