From the code above and what you have said, I now understand that you want to take the document out of Alfresco and write it to a file system. That is not something I have ever tried and I suspect you will need to create a Java bean to do this or use external script(s), CMIS, a WebScript and cron. I don't think Javascript can do this and documen.move will not move a document to an arbitrary file system.What you need to do is get the content of the document and write the content to a new file and then delete the document (note that when you do this the document goes into the trash in Alfresco so you will need a trash cleaner as well - there is one on the internet for 3.4 which should not be to hard to make work in 4.0+)You can get at the document content in Javascript but you cannot write it to an external file system so far as I am aware.If you were to go the CMIS route then what you need to do is set up a script to extract all the documents over 6 months old, then loop through that result set and call your webscript that will return the document content and then write that content to your file system. Once successfully writen you can then delete the document from Alfresco within your CMIS script.The webscript to return content is a special type of webscript which is defined slightly differently from the norm. Your {webscript}.get.desc.xml will look something like the example below
<webscript kind="org.alfresco.repository.content.stream">
<shortname>Show Document</shortname>
<description>
Returns the content for a supplied node.
</description>
<url>/farthest-gate/get-pdf-rendition</url>
<format default="html">extension</format>
<authentication runas="system">none</authentication>
<transaction>required</transaction>
<family>Farthest Gate</family>
</webscript>
and the js code will look something like this
function main(){
var nodeRef = args.noderef;
// get the node from the reference
if(nodeRef) {
var doc = search.findNode(nodeRef);
if (doc)
{
model.contentNode = doc;
}
else
{
status.code = 400;
status.message = "Node " + nodeRef + " does not exist";
status.redirect = true;
}
} else {
status.code = 404;
status.message = "Noderef not given";
status.redirect = true;
}
}
main();
That should do the trick.Bob Johnson
