I am new to Oracle WebCenter Content (Formerly known as Oracle UCM).
I am looking from the integration of UCM to third party application perspective only to retrieve and store the document. I have went through the details about WSDL Generator and also collected the set of SOAP API require to perform check-in and other operations.
We are not going to use UCM directly to store and retrieve the document rather from third party application to store and retrieve the documents (PDF). I have following basic set of questions:
Does UCM store my documents under Weblayout directory?
How would I store documents under specific directory using Check-in SOAP API? (I.e. If I want to store document under "IT Department" Directory.) Which field I can use to mention the location in wsdl?
When I search the document, does it return or can I get the location of the document in search result?
OOTB, UCM stores your original doc in the Native directory and a copy in weblayout - converted to web viewable format if you have IBR enabled. Use a storage rule based on the storage rule metadata field to determine where to store docs based on metadata. See more info here.
When executing a search, you should receive back a field DocUrl which contains the URL to the content item. However, this URL can break if certain metadata changes (such as dSecurityGroup or dDocType).
A better idea is to use GET_FILE and either the dID or the dDocName (and RevisionSelectionMethod).
Additional reading on the FileStoreProvider and how URLs are calculated can be found here.
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Since the Docs API allows for retrieval of Google Docs via JSON, is there a way to directly inject that JSON data, with alterations, into a new Google Document? I have several Google Documents that are used as templates for contract agreements, and the data points for all the information to be entered into the templates is already pre-stored in a database.
My goal would be to store the template's JSON server-side and call that data to generate a current agreement and modified agreement by iterating through the placeholder values, inserting database / user input values at those placeholders, and then creating a new Google Doc from that JSON that can be downloaded. Skipping the step of creating google-side copies, grabbing their ID's, and calling something like Batch Update
My inspiration for this came from Federico Tomassetti's post: A template system for Google Docs: Google Drive automation and PDF generation with Google Execution API.
However, Federico creates copies of the template and then fills that copy using App Scripts. I'm currently searching for a solution that would allow for Agreements to be fully generated before being inserted to reduce overhead and simplify permissions, etc. Skipping the step of creating copies and then editing.
I'm just surprised there isn't some kind of way to directly upload without having to call a GET to the template every time, creating copies, and then editing those copies via Batch Update. Hopefully I'm missing some API call that exists, but so far I haven't found anything.
I'm building my first ever website using laravel 5.2. Right now, I'm only serving static content with a few API requests for things like the current weather. I've never built a website before, but I'm running my own droplet at DO, so there's no shared hosting limitations.
How would I implement a search that allows users to search my site's content from the main screen? Currently there's no interaction on a DB, it's all just Blade/HTML. I want to avoid using Google Custom Search as there should be no ads, and I want to learn along the way.
Please advise.
It depend on the amount of static contents you have in your site. Maybe you could try implementing it the following way.
Create lookup of the views pages with the most relevant keywords
When user search for keyword which match to any of my relevant keywords, I would load the respective view page.
I would store the the lookup in json format. It would be similar to contents with multiple tags on them.
Here, creating json file is going to be tedious and needs to be done manually.
In my CRM HTML-Webresource, I got to display E-Mail activities with it's images (saved as attachments) as HTML. I take the description attribute for that.
As I realized, at least in CRM-Online, every attachment-image has a WRPC-Token that I need for the correct file path to load it.
How can I get the token? Most of the solutions that I found are either old or don't work for my circumstances.
Can I fetch the token out of the given HTML?
This approach doesn't make sense to me,
Attachments are stored within a database behind a web service, they are not at a file path you can simply open.
WRPC-Token's are used in security, I'm not sure how it is relevant or could provide a file path.
I would suggest writing code to access the CRM web services, this will enable you to retrieve the attachment data. There is an example here Sample: Create, retrieve, update, and delete an email attachment.
I'm creating a solution which will be released as a managed solution for Dynamics CRM Online.
However, the customer will need to put information in when installing the managed solution to allow interaction with outside services.
For example, when you install the LinkedIn solution, you need to add your log in information to allow the CRM to access your LinkedIn account.
How do I add these parameters to the a solution, and then allow the customer to update them if they change?
Cheers
Edit:
To add to my query and following the answer below.
To make sure the process is correct in my head.
Option 1.
I will create a custom entity for storing key/value, or username/password combination.
I would then create a customisation page for the solution using html web resource, which when submitted, javascript would create a single record to hold those values.
I then need to link every record that needs the values stored in the custom record - I'm not sure how this would be done without editing a workflow after the storage record has been created, to link each normal record to the storage one.
Option 2.
Create an xml web resource that stores the values. Create the html/javascript resources to update this using the configuration page.
I can then use a javascript function to obtain that data when the custom entity is created, perhaps to populate hidden fields for storage and use behind the scenes.
I can't find any tutorials on getting started with using xml in this way - can you point me in the right direction?
I typically create a "Configuration" entity that has Name/Value attributes. This is also useful when you have Dev/Test/Prod environments that require different configs (e.g. URLs, credentials, etc).
Another approach is to using Plug-in configurations or Web Resources to store that type of information. The Plug-in configuration is pretty straightforward if you can have the customer use the Plug-in Registration tool to modify the value.
Is there any way to get and process the UCM content from a Java class? What I need is to sort a content list based on the metadata field. I can get it from a .jsff page. But I need to iterate dt:contentListTemplateDef with that sorted list. Any information will be very helpful.
Have you looked into RIDC? The Remote IDC is available for both 10g and 11G UCM. It allows you to call upon (almost) every service available in UCM from within your custom java application, including searching, sorting, ...
See here for the 11g documentation.
It is also possible to return any query as an RSS feed, JSON or XML.