9.7.0 Liveservices xml import big xmls

[MatthiasBE]

Hi all,

I'm struggling with importing big xmls through the liveservices (Livelink 9.7.0). Small xml files are not a problem, but like uploading big documents the xml must be uploaded in pieces. For uploading documents I found a solution with the help of a colleague. For XML I didn't. Does someone has an example how to code this in c# or java? Or a manual for XML import, on the knowledge center I didn't find anything?

Thanks

Matthias

 

[appnair]

Not sure I understand what is being said here.If you are talking about the functions that look like
<livelinkserver>func=ll&objaction=xmlexport&nodeinfo&cdata and things like <livelinkserver>func=admin.xmlimport&fileinfo
these are just simple ways to move content/in out of livelink.Normally it is not advanced nor is it recommended for
big migrations.
To move content you can use Object Importer and Object Exporter.
You can code your way in WS,LAPi,Oscript

If you are talking about XML files that have a huge content in them they are still binary content to livelink so if your collegue helped you with documents
then that method should work for you here as well.


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[appnair]

unfortunately the core xmlimport/export documentation is protected in KB for licensed customers.Here are a few hit on the public site for that(you will need to register free for login here)

https://communities.opentext.com/co...58&SearchBarSearch=TRUE&fulltextMode=allwords

I beleive if you have livelink xmlexport/import can be obtained from that instance itself something like compiled html that you get when you click "Help For This Page"

Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?
James Thurber, New Yorker cartoon caption, June 5, 1937
Certified OT Developer,Livelink ECM Champion 2008,Livelink ECM Champion 2010

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