Hi Karl, My requirement is i have to crawl files from google drive and output to 2 different servers. one is my own cloud server to store files and other to store my file metadata information. Since both are 2 different servers its difficult to handle if one succeeds and other fails and retries which would eventually re-upload the same file again. The mandatory condition is if upload of file fails then i should not upload metadata information and metadata should not be sent to server before file is uploaded successfully to my own cloud.
secondly while uploading files to my own cloud i would like to maintain the relative path of the files even in my own cloud but not the absolute path like " http://88.123.123.123/personal/administrator/Shared%20Documents/TestNewFolder/images%283%29"; but like this "/Shared%20Documents/TestNewFolder/images%283%29". Thanks, Jitu On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 4:53 PM, Karl Wright <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Jitu, > > The only data that an output connector receives from a repository > connector is encapsulated entirely in the RepositoryDocument object. > However, that object is flexible enough so that you can pass pretty near > anything down from one connector to another, in the form of metadata. > > On a broader note, it is clear to me that you are attempting to use > ManifoldCF in a manner that is far removed from what it was designed to > do. So it seems to me that you have two choices: > (1) Post your ENTIRE problem statement, so we can recommend an approach > that might work for you, or > (2) Hack away at the code yourself, and don't expect much help from us for > your endeavor. > > Thanks, > Karl > > > > > On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 6:34 AM, Jitu <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> is there a way to find the relative path of the files crawled by input >> connector in output connector. for example " >> http://88.123.123.123/personal/administrator/Shared%20Documents/TestNewFolder/images%283%29"; >> is the absolute/complete path but >> "/Shared%20Documents/TestNewFolder/images%283%29" is relative path from >> where the documents are crawled from. So i need this info in output >> connector how can i get it. Please help? >> >> >> The information about relative path is getting stored in "repohistory" >> table during fetch activity but during ingest activity i am getting >> complete URI. is there a way to get relative path. >> >> Thanks, >> Jitu >> >> >> >
