Worked like a charm!  Specifically:

1. I already had a generic "DocumentProperty" class for different custom 
property types for different repositories (including CMIS).
2. I had a "docPropertyToCmis()" method to convert to a simple .Net "object", 
to include it in the CMIS properties list I pass to "document.Update()".
3. All I needed to do was cast to "long":

    ' Copy DocumentProperty object to a new CMIS propertyData object
    Private Function docPropertyToCmis(ByVal docProp As DocumentProperty) As 
Object
      ...      Select Case docProp.Type         Case 
DocumentProperty.propType.TYPE_BOOLEAN
             Return Boolean.Parse(docProp.Value)
         Case DocumentProperty.propType.TYPE_DATETIME
             Return DateTime.Parse(docProp.Value)
         Case DocumentProperty.propType.TYPE_FLOAT
             Return Decimal.Parse(docProp.Value)
         Case DocumentProperty.propType.TYPE_INTEGER
             Return Long.Parse(docProp.Value)
         Case Else
             Return docProp.Value
       End Select

Anyway - it's working great now.  Thank you!

     From: Florian Müller <f...@apache.org>
 To: dev@chemistry.apache.org; paulsm1...@yahoo.com 
 Sent: Friday, December 4, 2015 2:30 PM
 Subject: Re: Unable to update a custom integer property in DotCMIS
   
Hi Paul,

Please you try setting a long instead of an int:
cmisProperties.Add(propName, 12345L)

The DotCMIS is not very tolerant. Something that should be changed...


- Florian




> I have a DotCMIS 0.7 app talking to a FileNet P8 5.2 repository.  I'm able to 
> read and write most custom properties (String, Float, DateTime, etc.) ... but 
> not "Integer".
> I can *read* the custom integer property ("RGBInteger"), but when I try to 
> update it (to an existing document), or add it (to a new document), it's 
> always set to "null" in the repository.
> SAMPLE CODE:    Public Sub TestIntegerProp(ByVal docName As String, ByVal 
> propName As String)
> 
>        ' Perform query
>        Dim strSQL = "select * from RGBClass2 where cmis:name like '" & 
>docName & "%'"
>        Dim queryResults As IItemEnumerable(Of IQueryResult) = 
>m_Session.Query(strSQL, False)
> 
>        ' Fetch document
>        Dim qr As IQueryResult = queryResults(0)
>          <= POST /fncmis/resources/RGBOS/Query HTTP/1.1
>        Dim docId As String = 
>qr.GetPropertyValueByQueryName("cmis:objectId").ToString()
>        Dim cmisDoc As IDocument = m_Session.GetObject(docId)
>          <= GET 
>/fncmis/resources/RGBOS/Content/idd_4EA639AB-5973-4750-ABC2-B2742AFCDFEB?filter=&includeAllowableActions=true&includeACL=false
> HTTP/1.1
>              GET /fncmis/resources/RGBOS/Type/RGBClass2 HTTP/1.1
> 
>        ' Read property
>        Dim cmisProp As IProperty = FindProperty(propName, cmisDoc.Properties)
>          <= OK: the property is "100"
> 
>        ' Update property
>        Dim cmisProperties As IDictionary(Of String, Object) = New 
>Dictionary(Of String, Object)
>        cmisProperties.Add(propName, 12345)
> 
>        ' Update document
>        Dim cmisObj As IObjectId = cmisDoc.UpdateProperties(cmisProperties)
>          <= PUT 
>/fncmis/resources/RGBOS/Content/idd_4EA639AB-5973-4750-ABC2-B2742AFCDFEB?changeToken=9
> HTTP/1.1
>              GET 
>/fncmis/resources/RGBOS/Content/idd_4EA639AB-5973-4750-ABC2-B2742AFCDFEB?filter=&includeAllowableActions=true&includeACL=false
> HTTP/1.1
>          <= No error: but this sets the property to "Nothing" (???)
> 
> This is the XML when I query the document:    RGBInteger =>
>        ...
>        <cmis:propertyInteger propertyDefinitionId="RGBInteger" 
>localName="RGBInteger" displayName="RGBInteger" queryName="RGBInteger">
>          <cmis:value>100</cmis:value>
>        </cmis:propertyInteger>
>        <= READ - GOOD!  See correct value of "100"
> But this is the XML when I try to update the document:
>    RGBInteger =>
>        ...
>        <cmis:propertyInteger propertyDefinitionId="RGBInteger" 
>localName="RGBInteger" displayName="RGBInteger" queryName="RGBInteger"/>
> 
> The problem occurs for *all* integer custom properties I try to update: 
> either single-valued (like above) or multi-valued.
> The problem seems similar to this post:
> https://forums.alfresco.com/forum/developer-discussions/alfresco-api/dotcmis-custom-type-property-fails-integers-08202014-2009
>  <= Unfortunately, no resolution...
> Q: Any suggestions what might be going wrong?
> Thank you in advance
> 
> 
>  
> 


 

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