Search

I am working in vb.net, and have a fairly good understanding of the sdk4csharp API. One of the things that that does not do is allow for the creation of mail items in the repository (using community 6.3.1). I have been experimenting with developing my own interface with the REST API. So far, I am ab...

You mean one of the ones I was having trouble with?

I am happy to take a glance at the code if that would help. Don't think this is online?
I have another problem with an empty stream being returned from getcontent which may also have an answer in the code.

Thanks.

Thanks.

With qParams= "ipad*" (with wildcard) I get 0 results.

I cannot compile with qParams.path because "QueryParams does not contain a definition for path"

I am having a problem using the search facilities in Openkm with version 1.1.1 of the sdk for c#. First, here is my test code, adapted from the examples: https://docs.openkm.com/kcenter/view/sdk4net-1.1.1/search-samples.html#findSimpleQueryPaginated . using System; using System.Collections.Generic; ...

the custom columns in the professional version include only metadata columns. So, we will still need to change code at some point, and our code needs to coexist with OKM code, and it should not be a nightware to update when new versions of OKM are available. You are quite right, my mistake. I have ...

concerning changing java code to accomplish the tasks described in this thread, is there a best practice on how to organize updated java files so that new releases/versions of OKM do not affect our changed code? or even not to break it? Can anyone show some link on how to deal with this? I suspect ...

Good to hear!

You might well be better off with 64bit Java which also fixes the problem, so give that a go as well. Also if it gets clunky later you will have to tweak setenv.bat again to add the Permsize parameters.

Enjoy!

For me, it is more important to be able to organise the contents of a folder by creation date rather than modified date. I have a routine that edits the NBS_CREATED field for each document I add to the document's own creation datetime, rather than defaulting to the upload to OpenKM time. This works ...

The error: Could not reserve enough space for object heap is all about how much memory is being allocated to Java in the setenv.bat file in the %TOMCAT%\bin folder. Have a look at my recent post which (tries to) explain the various Java memory issues here: https://forum.openkm.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&...

In short, yes you need to do some tweaking. My notes (Windows Server 2008 64bit) are: catalina.bat run Using CATALINA_BASE: "G:\xampp\tomcat" Using CATALINA_HOME: "G:\xampp\tomcat" Using CATALINA_TMPDIR: "G:\xampp\tomcat\temp" Using JRE_HOME: "C:\Program Files (x86...

All code now converted and I am pleased to report that the weird problem that prompted this thread has gone.

In summary createSimple has problems with xlsx and docx files. createDocumentSimple works fine.

Problem solved. I am an idiot. I was using restsharp 104.1 when the guide expressly says that it needs 104.4.

As soon as I upgraded the RestSharp dll, the error went away.

Now to convert all my code to use the new SDK.

OK, taking things step by step, I switched to a simple console application and used only the getNodeUuid method: Imports System.Collections.Generic Imports System.Linq Imports System.Text Imports com.openkm.sdk4csharp Imports com.openkm.sdk4csharp.bean Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim host As [String] ...

Hi. Silly question above. I presume this is the purpose of the new IsValidFolder/IsValidDocument methods. My problem is that I cannot get that to work. My code (VB again, sorry) is: Imports System.Collections.Generic Imports System.Linq Imports System.Text Imports com.openkm.sdk4csharp Imports com.o...