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repositoryHelper in WCMQS

lemmy — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 18:28:46 GMT

Hi,I'm trying to access the repository within an Java-backed Webscript. Hence I'm trying to inject the repositoryHelper in wcmqs-webapp-context.xml: <bean id="webscript.calendar.display.get" class="de.landhausanders.wcm.client.calendar.CalendarWebScript" parent="webscript"> &l

Re: repositoryHelper in WCMQS

bremmington — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 09:08:56 GMT

No. You seem to be in the wrong tier. The repository helper bean lives in the repository tier - it can never be used in the web tier (which is where the WQS webapp lives).

If you describe what you are trying to achieve then I'll try to help.

Re: repositoryHelper in WCMQS

lemmy — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 18:29:21 GMT

I'm using a java-backed web-script MyWebScript.java for rendering a complex page. The rendering needs the data stored in a text-file stored in share. I've described the solution for the next newbie. It may save a couple of hours 🙂

I've found out that webSiteService can be injected in file wcmqs-webapp-context.xml by


<bean id="webscript.calendar.display.get" 
      class="com.samples.wcm.client.MyWebScript"
      parent="webscript">
      <property name="webSiteService" ref="webSiteService"/> 
</bean>
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The MyWebScript class should have a private member

private WebSiteService webSiteService;‍

with setters and getters.

The text-file can be read by


WebSite website = webSiteService.getWebSite("localhost", 8080, "wcmqs");      
Asset textfile= website.getAssetByPath("/section/file.txt");
ContentStream cs = textfile.getContentAsInputStream();
InputStream input = cs.getStream();
String text = "";

int data = input.read();
while(data != -1) {      
   text = text + (char) data;            
   data = input.read();
}
input.close();
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Re: repositoryHelper in WCMQS

bremmington — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 07:49:27 GMT

Good. Thanks for sharing