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LAPI/Java: Cannot list objects in Project nodes
Hi Lars, I've got it working now :-) ! Here is the method again: private int parseTree( int volumeId, int parentId ) { int nodesVisited = 0; LLValue node = new LLValue(); documents.ListObjects( volumeId, parentId, "DTree", null, LAPI_DOCUMENTS.PERM_FULL, node )...- bedonath
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LAPI/Java: Cannot list objects in Project nodes
Hi Lars, thank you for the quick reply. When I get the object info for objects with subType=202 (Project) like in the following code fragment ... LLValue info = new LLValue(); documents.GetObjectInfo( id, -id, info ); log.debug( ident + "info:"+info); ... I can actually...- bedonath
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LAPI/Java: Cannot list objects in Project nodes
Hi I am desperately trying to display a document tree using LAPI from Java. I wrote a recursive method which traverses the tree. This works fine except for nodes with a subType of 'Project'. It seems as if these nodes do not have descendants. However, when I use the XMLExport method to create...- bedonath
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