Hello there:
i got two *.ntf files named like: xyzdomdoc.ntf and xyzfilecab.ntf
i was said, that these file should contain data, which i try to extract to move them to an sql based storage.
but i have no clue, what to do with this files: i have installed an lotus domino server and have...
okay .... i solved it !
String viewName = "DTREE"; was the problem
parentVol = 0;
parentID = 2000;
LLValue children = (new LLValue()).setTable();
String viewName = null;
String queryStr = "subtype=144"...
my layout is:
2000(Enterprise)
14867 ManagePersonalVolumes (subtype=?)
33346(subtype 0 Testfolder)
33237 (subtype=144 Test.msg)
33899(subtype=144 lapi.h file)
the i try this call:
int volID = 0;
int objID = 2000...
thanks again....
but this also leads me nowhere :D
I AM IMPATIENT SHOW ME JUST NAME***************
|: - Type is LIST
I AM IMPATIENT SHOW ME JUST SUBTYPE***************
|: - Type is LIST
I AM IMPATIENT ALL I CARE IS THE NAME RECORD***************
the children Object contains no Values. I choose...
*bonk against my head* okay ListObjects doesnt list all children... it lists all fields from one specific item.
so i have to find out, how i get all DATAIDs which have the same PARENTID.
Is there a way like: select * from DTREE where subtype =144, just using this sql in LAPI ? Something like...
Thanks....
lets say: doc.ListObjects(0, 33346, "DTree", "subtype=0", LAPI_DOCUMENTS.PERM_FULL,node);
33346 represents a folder. Within this folder are 2 files located.
What do i have to do, to get these two filenames, or mime.types
i got your code running, and it works. it gives me a list...
if i try:
doc.ListObjects(0, 2000, "DTree", "subtype=144", LAPI_DOCUMENTS.PERM_FULL, node);
and no document is located in my workspace i recieve a valid empty enumeration.
if i put one .txt file there... i recieve the error toInteger() not implemented ....
maybe this helps
Hi there,
i am stuck... i am trying to get the Itemnames of Documents in my Contentserver via LAPI. My Code:
LLValue numberOfObjects = new LLValue();
doc.GetNumberOfObjects(0, 14869, numberOfObjects);
Console.WriteLine("Number of...
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