filling attributes of custon types using CFIS
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‎06-25-2009 01:48 PM
Hello together,
I just started working with Alfresco and customizing it a little bit. Now while working on my Sandbox came up a new Question.
If I copy a Document in the Alfresco repository let's say into the folder "Letters", all files within the Folder "Letters" get by default the Type "my:letters" which has a attribute called "recipient" (mandatory). If I add a new file using CIFS it gets the type "my:letters" but "recipient" will be NULL and I need to fill the field using Alfresco Explorer. Is it possible show in this case a mask which requires to fill directly the "recipient" field?
Thanks in advance
Johannes
I just started working with Alfresco and customizing it a little bit. Now while working on my Sandbox came up a new Question.
If I copy a Document in the Alfresco repository let's say into the folder "Letters", all files within the Folder "Letters" get by default the Type "my:letters" which has a attribute called "recipient" (mandatory). If I add a new file using CIFS it gets the type "my:letters" but "recipient" will be NULL and I need to fill the field using Alfresco Explorer. Is it possible show in this case a mask which requires to fill directly the "recipient" field?
Thanks in advance
Johannes
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‎06-25-2009 07:16 PM
No I don't think you can add attributes via CIFS. CIFS does not know about file properties.
What you may be able to do is extract metadata if you are uploading something with a specific format. Or to run a rule that applies sensible default values.
Or as you have found you need to use an interface that knows about properties.
What you may be able to do is extract metadata if you are uploading something with a specific format. Or to run a rule that applies sensible default values.
Or as you have found you need to use an interface that knows about properties.
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‎06-26-2009 05:03 AM
Thanks for your answer.
Another Idea, would it be possible to load automatically the Alfresco Web client opened with the File just added so he logs in and can directly fill the meta data.
The idea is to prevent that a user needs to open his browser, login, search the file, select the file before he can fill in the data.
Another Idea, would it be possible to load automatically the Alfresco Web client opened with the File just added so he logs in and can directly fill the meta data.
The idea is to prevent that a user needs to open his browser, login, search the file, select the file before he can fill in the data.
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‎06-26-2009 07:13 AM
Or another way would be to add another "upload" form. Which takes the file and properties and does it in one operation.
Perhaps others reading this thread have other suggestions.
Perhaps others reading this thread have other suggestions.
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‎06-26-2009 08:58 AM
Well thank you, so I think I'll develop a simple tool using Webservices to meet my behavior.
