Ive been looking at the code from the simplewebclient in an attempt to
modify/make my own client.
Currently I'm trying to programmaticaly edit a blip on the wave
server. (so, effectively, what the Editors do already).
I think I'm supposed to use;
waveletData.modifyDocument( BlipID, DocOp)
But I keep getting "illegal composition" errors.
I assume this is due to a badly formated DocOp?
I'm generating it with;
DocOp = WebClientUtils.createTextInsertion("MEEP", 0, 4);
or
DocOp = WebClientUtils.createTextInsertion("<doc><body><line/
><l:p>'MEEP'</l:p></body></doc>", 0, 4);
or even
DocOp = WebClientUtils.createTextInsertion("<body><line/
><l:p>'MEEEEEEEEEEEEEP'</l:p></body></doc><div><ul><div>'123456'</
div></ul></div>", 0, 4);
But all give the same result.
As you can see, I wasn't sure of the formating. (The last one came
from me examine the incoming contents of
"currentblip.getContent().getDocumentElement().toString()" when
incoming blips are added to the waveview)
Am I even vaguely on the right tracks? or am I doing something
completely wrong?
waveletData currently comes from;
String tempwaveletid = "atresica.nl!conv+root";
WaveletId currentWaveletID = (WaveletId.deserialise(tempwaveletid));
CoreWaveletData waveletData =
waveView.getWaveViewService().getWavelet(currentWaveletID);
Yours wavely,
Thomas
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