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petschni Novice
petschni
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Sep 1, 2008 9:21 AM

Get all documents of a community

Hi,

 

in the google map plugin I found the following lines to receives all documents for a certain communtiy:

( http://www.jivesoftware.com/community/docs/DOC-1256 ) 

       ResultFilter resultFilter = ResultFilter.createDefaultContentFilter();           
     Iterable<JiveContentObject> contentObjects = community.getCombinedContent(resultFilter, ContentRetrieval.ALL_TYPES);
     rootCommunity.getCombinedContent(resultFilter, ContentRetrieval.ContentType.THREAD);
 
 
 

But that code seems not to work in version 2 any more. Eclipse is claiming syntax errors. Is there a new simple way to receive all the documents?

 

regards,

peter

Tags: community, documents, api, 2.0.1
todd.west Jive Employee
todd.west
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Sep 2, 2008 11:13 AM in response to: petschni
Re: Get all documents of a community

Hi Peter,

 

Which lines are throwing syntax errors and what exactly are these errors saying? Thanks.

 

-Todd

petschni Novice
petschni
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Sep 3, 2008 9:02 AM in response to: Todd West
Re: Get all documents of a community

It is the line (198):

 

Iterable<JiveContentObject> contentObjects = community.getCombinedContent(resultFilter, ContentRetrieval.ALL_TYPES);

And Eclipse is marking "ContentRetrieval.ALL_TYPES" red, but has no suggestion how to resolve the problem. It also complains about the "rootcommunity" and notices that it does not recognizes it.

 

If I have Eclipse searching for possible options for the "community" in line 198 it does not offer me any option like "getCombinedContent".

 

Basically I am just looking for a way to receive all content for a community - that was why I was looking at that script...

 

Thanks in advance!

todd.west Jive Employee
todd.west
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Jul 14, 2008
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Sep 3, 2008 9:46 AM in response to: petschni
Re: Get all documents of a community

Hi Peter,

 

What if you do something like this:

 

CommunityManager communityManager = getJiveContext().getCommunityManager();
Community community = communityManager.getCommunity(1);
 
ResultFilter resultFilter = ResultFilter.createDefaultContentFilter();
 
Iterable<JiveContentObject> content = communityManager.getCombinedContent(community, resultFilter, community.getAvailableContentTypes());

 

 

I haven't tested this at all so I can't say for sure that it will work, but please let me know if it doesn't. Thanks!

 

-Todd

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