Thursday, February 14, 2013
How to retrieve a file name stored in WCM library file resource component using the API ReferenceComponent
finds the document id of the content items that match by name
DocumentIdIterator docIdIterator = ws.findByName(DocumentTypes.Content, "testcontent");
DocumentId docId;
Content currentContent;
loops through the document id's found in the iterator
while(docIdIterator.hasNext())
{
docId = (DocumentId)docIdIterator.next();
get the current content item
currentContent = (Content)ws.getById(docId);
standard out log message
System.out.println("Log: Testing WCM API: Retrieved content name = "
+ (String)currentContent.getName());
get the content's component reference element by name
ContentComponent myCmpnt =
(ContentComponent) currentContent.getComponent("MyComponent");
standard out log message
System.out.println("Log: Testing WCM API: My Component getName = "
+ (String)myCmpnt.getName());
Typecast using ReferenceComponent in order to access the library component
stored in the content's component reference element
ReferenceComponent myRefCmpnt;
myRefCmpnt = (ReferenceComponent)myCmpnt;
Get the LibraryComponent which your content is referencing
LibraryComponent myLibCmpnt = myRefCmpnt.getComponentRef() ;
standard out log message
System.out.println("Log: Testing WCM API: My Library Component name = "
+ myLibCmpnt.getName());
Use the instanceof method to confirm the library component type.
For example, this checks if your component is a Library File Component.
if (myLibCmpnt instanceof LibraryFileComponent)
{
In this example, the component reference holds a LibraryFileComponent.
This will get the file name of the file stored in the LibraryFileComponent.
LibraryFileComponent fileCmpnt;
fileCmpnt= (LibraryFileComponent)myLibCmpnt;
standard out log message
System.out.println("Log: Testing WCM API: My Library File Component: File name = "
+ fileCmpnt.getFileName() );
} end if statement
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