Hi Rolf, The id of your property is "capUserid" and not "cmis:capUserid".
You can inspect your type definition with the CMIS Workbench [1]. - Florian [1] http://chemistry.apache.org/java/developing/tools/dev-tools-workbench.html On 08/11/2011 02:00, Künzli Rolf, Bedag wrote: > Hi. > I'm currently working on a prototype using OpenCmis. > I installed a cmis server with following repository.properties > > class=org.apache.chemistry.opencmis.fileshare.FileShareServiceFactory > > login.1 = test:test > login.2 = cmisuser:password > login.3 = reader:reader > > type.1 = /a99/a99a/bld/server/allgemein/cmis/type.xml > > repository.testrepo = /a99/a99a/bld/server/allgemein/cmis/data > repository.testrepo.readwrite = test, cmisuser repository.testrepo.readonly = > reader > > The type.xml looks like that. > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> > <cmisra:type > xmlns:cmisra="http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/cmis/restatom/200908/"; > xmlns:cmis="http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/cmis/core/200908/"; > xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; > xsi:type="cmis:cmisTypeDocumentDefinitionType"> > <cmis:id>capUserId</cmis:id> > <cmis:localName>capUserId</cmis:localName> > <cmis:localNamespace>http://www.bedag.ch/cmis</cmis:localNamespace> > <cmis:parentId>cmis:document</cmis:parentId> > <cmis:displayName>Capitastra User ID</cmis:displayName> > <cmis:queryName>USERID</cmis:queryName> > <cmis:description>Capitastra User ID</cmis:description> > <cmis:baseId>cmis:document</cmis:baseId> > <cmis:creatable>true</cmis:creatable> > <cmis:fileable>true</cmis:fileable> > <cmis:queryable>false</cmis:queryable> > <cmis:fulltextindexed>false</cmis:fulltextindexed> > <cmis:includedInSupertypeQuery>true</cmis:includedInSupertypeQuery> > <cmis:controllablePolicy>false</cmis:controllablePolicy> > <cmis:controllableACL>false</cmis:controllableACL> > <cmis:versionable>false</cmis:versionable> > <cmis:contentStreamAllowed>required</cmis:contentStreamAllowed> > <cmis:propertyStringDefinition> > <cmis:id>capUserid</cmis:id> > <cmis:localName>capUserId</cmis:localName> > <cmis:displayName>Capitastra User ID</cmis:displayName> > <cmis:queryName>capUserId</cmis:queryName> > <cmis:description>Capitastra User ID</cmis:description> > <cmis:propertyType>string</cmis:propertyType> > <cmis:cardinality>single</cmis:cardinality> > <cmis:updatability>readwrite</cmis:updatability> > <cmis:inherited>false</cmis:inherited> > <cmis:required>false</cmis:required> > <cmis:queryable>false</cmis:queryable> > <cmis:orderable>false</cmis:orderable> > </cmis:propertyStringDefinition> > </cmisra:type> > > The type.xml is parsed correctly. > But when i try to use this property my client complains the following. > > java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Property 'cmis:capUserId' is not valid > for this type! > at > org.apache.chemistry.opencmis.client.runtime.repository.ObjectFactoryImpl.convertProperties(ObjectFactoryImpl.java:318) > > When i debug the SessionImpl.class I see that my Type is not in the > TypeDefinition of the DocumentTypeDefinitionImpl. > What do i miss??? > Cheers Rolf > > > > Rolf Künzli > Bedag Informatik AG > SE/EN4 GBA > Gutenbergstr. 1 > 3011 Bern > Telefon: +41 (0)31 633 21 21 (633 22 27) > Fax: +41 (0)31 382 35 56 > E-Mail: [email protected] > Internet: www.bedag.ch > > >
