Hi Bernd
Looking at your code I think the following should give the desired
output:
Iterator cCollection = (Content)cIndex.getContent
( "colMessages" ).getChildren().iterator();
while (cCollection.hasNext()) {
Content tmp = (Content) cCollection.next();
response.getWriter().write ( cCollection.getNodeData
("messageText").getString() );
}
not tested as written above but similarly used on various occations.
hth
Thomas
On 08.09.2006, at 08:57, Bernd Brenner wrote:
Good Morning Sameer,
thanks for your tip! I am happy to be able to get the content of my
webpage out of the repository. I tried it sucessfully on a page
with a single paragraph (no collection).
But using it on a collection, I am still stuck. I am struggeling
with the access to the value of "messageText" in my
contentCollection. On my template I have:
--------------------- BEGIN
--------------------------------------------
<cms:contentNodeIterator contentNodeCollectionName="colMessages">
<cms:adminOnly>
<cms:editBar/>
</cms:adminOnly>
<cms:out nodeDataName="messageText"/> <br>
</cms:contentNodeIterator>
<cms:adminOnly>
<cms:newBar contentNodeCollectionName="colMessages"
paragraph="parSingleMessage"/>
--------------------- END --------------------------------------------
The dialog "dlgSingleMessage" assigned to the paragraph
"parSingleMessage" has only one edit contol called "messageText",
which I want to display here.
In my servlet, I open the node for the website according to your
instructions:
--------------------- BEGIN
--------------------------------------------
HierarchyManager hm = ContentRepository.getHierarchyManager
("website");
Content cIndex = hm.getContent("/index");
--------------------- END --------------------------------------------
Now I want to print all the 0 to n "messageText" fields of the
paragraphs entered by the user, but here I get stuck. I tried
various ways, my last try was this:
--------------------- BEGIN
--------------------------------------------
Content cCollection = (Content)cIndex.getNodeDataCollection
( "colMessages" );
Iterator nodeDataIterator = Collection.getNodeDataCollection
().iterator();
while (nodeDataIterator.hasNext()) {
NodeData nodeData = (NodeData) nodeDataIterator.next();
response.getWriter().write ( nodeData.getNodeData
("messageText").getString() );
}
--------------------- END --------------------------------------------
I know that this code is wrong :-) because I don't get the data :-)
Maybe I do miss an outer iteration for the paragraphs?
Would you please give me a little hint how to get the information?
Thank you very much in advance.
Best regards from Munich,
Bernd
Sameer Charles schrieb:
Its straight forward
1) If you don't care for access control you can use system session
HierarchyManager hm = ContentRepository.getHierarchyManager
("website");
//then use hm to access any content
Content home = hm.getContent("/home");
2) else use currently logged-in user session
HierarchyManager hm = SessionAccessControl.getHierarchyManager
("website");
Cheers
- Sameer
On Sep 7, 2006, at 10:09 AM, Bernd Brenner wrote:
Hi Sammeer,
thanks a lot for your awnser!
I am sorry, I forgot to say that I use Magnolia Version 2.1.5
Thank you
Bernd
Sameer Charles schrieb:
Hi Bernd,
For jsp-Pages it is a very good solution and every page gets an
"Resource" object which serves the repository data in a
comfortable way.
But for a servlet/manual code it is not so easy :-( After
digging deep into the sources, I still could not find out how
to get the data out of the repository. I see that accessing the
repository manually is a little bit complicated, e.g. using an
AccessManager, creating a Session first etc.
My question:
Does anyone (maybe Sameer :-) who developed a lot of magnolia
code concering the persistence) have a piece of exsample code
or a "howto" for this issue that could help me find my way?
Assuming you are using magnolia 3 RC
You need to set MgnContext if your request goes directly to your
custom servlet.
this is how you do it:
WebContext webContext = (WebContext) FactoryUtil.getInstance
(WebContext.class);
webContext.init(request);
MgnlContext.setInstance(webContext);
// now you should be able to access HierarchyManager on this
context
HierarchyManager websiteHierarchy =
webContext.getHierarchyManager("website");
Hope this helps
Regards,
Sameer Charles
Magnolia International Ltd.
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-------------- On Sep 7, 2006, at 9:14 AM, Bernd Brenner wrote:
Hello all,
I am getting slowly in deep trouble, because I have promised my
customer a solution which I could not yet implement in magnolia.
There is a template-page with a flash elment embedded. The
customer should be able to edit the flash contents via magnolia.
So I configurated a paragraph and a dialog which he will call
to enter his data. But how the flash element will get its
information to display?
The idea is to develop a servlet which collects the data out of
the repository and generates an xml document out of it.
When the user requests the jsp-Page, the flash element will
call the servlet and "eat" the xml to display the data.
My Problem:
For jsp-Pages it is a very good solution and every page gets an
"Resource" object which serves the repository data in a
comfortable way.
But for a servlet/manual code it is not so easy :-( After
digging deep into the sources, I still could not find out how
to get the data out of the repository. I see that accessing the
repository manually is a little bit complicated, e.g. using an
AccessManager, creating a Session first etc.
My question:
Does anyone (maybe Sameer :-) who developed a lot of magnolia
code concering the persistence) have a piece of exsample code
or a "howto" for this issue that could help me find my way?
Or maybe I am on a completely wrong way with my idea, hopefully
not ...
Thanks for any hins,
Bernd
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