Hi Erwin, Many repository support both, CMIS 1.0 and CMIS 1.1. Check with repository vendor if there is CMIS 1.0 URL and use this instead. DotCMIS should work fine with a CMIS 1.0 URL.
- Florian > Hey Florian, > > Repository is using 1.1 version (I noticed from the given URL and workbench) > ; > from the Workbench I can inspect the object, get all extra properties and use > the Content URL Link to download it. > > So a quick solution is instead of using the GetObject/GetContentstream is > using the https:// link with cmis:name/objectid and .Net webclient to > download it, > or is there another (more neat) way with CMIS client to do this ? I'm not a > Java person that's why i chose the DotCmis version :-) > > regards, > Erwin > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: Florian Müller [mailto:f...@apache.org] > Verzonden: zaterdag 6 september 2014 10:10 > Aan: dev@chemistry.apache.org > CC: Erwin Moll - Nazca-I > Onderwerp: Re: I: problem with getting contentstream of object > > Hi Erwin, > > Which repository are you connected to and which CMIS binding are you using? > > > You get a "Property 'gu:letterCharacteristic' doesn't exist!" error message > if either the repository returns incorrect type definitions or if you try to > connect to a CMIS 1.1 endpoint. (DotCMIS does not support CMIS 1.1, yet). > > Can you download this document with the CMIS Workbench? > > > - Florian > > >> Hello, >> >> >> >> Using DotCMIS 0.7 version and trying to download a document using >> >> IObjectId _oid = >> session.CreateObjectId(co["cmis:objectId"].FirstValue.ToString()); >> >> IDocument cmdoc = session.GetObject(_oid) as >> IDocument; >> >> IContentStream retdoc = cmdoc.GetContentStream(); >> >> >> >> >> >> I get an error on the GetObject (_oid) on resolving the object to an >> IDocument I get an CMISRuntimeException: >> >> >> >> Property 'gu:letterCharacteristic' doesn't exist! >> >> >> >> at DotCMIS.Client.Impl.ObjectFactory.ConvertProperty(IObjectType >> objectType, IPropertyData pd) >> >> at DotCMIS.Client.Impl.ObjectFactory.ConvertProperties(IObjectType >> objectType, IProperties properties) >> >> at DotCMIS.Client.Impl.AbstractCmisObject.Initialize(ISession >> session, IObjectType objectType, IObjectData objectData, >> IOperationContext context) >> >> at DotCMIS.Client.Impl.Document..ctor(ISession session, IObjectType >> objectType, IObjectData objectData, IOperationContext context) >> >> at DotCMIS.Client.Impl.ObjectFactory.ConvertObject(IObjectData >> objectData, IOperationContext context) >> >> at DotCMIS.Client.Impl.Session.GetObject(String objectId, >> IOperationContext context) >> >> at DotCMIS.Client.Impl.Session.GetObject(IObjectId objectId, >> IOperationContext context) >> >> at DotCMIS.Client.Impl.Session.GetObject(IObjectId objectId) >> >> >> >> >> >> The object has extended properties (found this out on using the >> CMisWorkbech). >> >> >> >> I'm only interested in getting the actual stream and not the >> properties so I tried to do the same with >> session.GetContentStream(_oid); >> >> >> >> but then the stream is empty : >> >> >> >> [DotCMIS.Data.Impl.ContentStream]: {DotCMIS.Data.Impl.ContentStream} >> >> FileName: null >> >> Length: null >> >> MimeType: "application/pdf" >> >> Stream: {System.IO.BufferedStream} >> >> >> >> How can i resolve this quickly ? >> >> Thanks in advance, >> >> Erwin Moll >> >> >
