27 Jun
2008
27 Jun
'08
8:38 p.m.
Hi list,
I am trying to use the addAttachment call to add an attachment to a page via
xmlrpc.
So far I have used groovy and python (code further down), both give me the
same error message:
xmlrpclib.Fault: <Fault 0: 'No method matching arguments: java.lang.String,
java.lang.String, java.util.HashMap, [B'>
After digging into the src I found addAttachment in:
XWikiXmlRpcClient.java (part of -core)
/**
* Add a new attachment.
*
* @param contentId Ignored. (It is here because the Confluence API signature declares
it)
* @param attachment The Attachment object describing the attachment.
* @param attachmentData The actual attachment data.
* @return An Attachment object describing the newly added attachment.
* @throws XmlRpcException
* @category ConfluenceAPI
*/
public Attachment addAttachment(Integer contentId, Attachment attachment,
byte[] attachmentData) throws XmlRpcException
{
Object object =
invokeRpc("addAttachment", token, contentId, attachment.toMap(),
attachmentData);
return (Attachment) new Attachment((Map<String, Object>) object);
}
As you can see contentId is defined as Integer not String. When using an integer
in the rpc call I get this error message:
xmlrpclib.Fault: <Fault 0: 'Failed to invoke method addAttachment in class
com.xpn.xwiki.xmlrpc.XWikiXmlRpcHandler: An XWiki id must be in the form
Space.Page[?param=value¶m=value&...]'>
When looking at the server log I can see:
Caused by:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: An XWiki id must be in the form
Space.Page[?param=value¶m=value&...]
at org.xwiki.xmlrpc.model.XWikiExtendedId.<init>(XWikiExtendedId.java:37)
at com.xpn.xwiki.xmlrpc.XWikiXmlRpcHandler.addAttachment(XWikiXmlRpcHandler.java:929)
...
And when looking at that method:
public XWikiExtendedId(String string)
{
if (string.indexOf(".") == -1) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(
"An XWiki id must be in the form
Space.Page[?param=value¶m=value&...]");
}
So question is, how do I actually add an attachment to a page?
Stefan
------ python -------8<----------------------
#!/usr/bin/python
import xmlrpclib
f = open('images/foo.jpg', 'rb') #Open file as a binary file
file = f.read()
data = xmlrpclib.Binary(file) #Make the byte array
server_url = 'http://localhost:8080/xwiki/xmlrpc/confluence';
s = xmlrpclib.Server(server_url);
token = s.confluence1.login('login', 'pass');
page_list = s.confluence1.getPages(token, 'MySpace') #Get the pages in the space
new_attachment = dict(id = '', pageId = '', title = '', fileName =
'filename', fileSize = '', contentType = 'content type', created =
'', creator = '', url = '', comment = 'Some comment')
#Make a attachment container
for page in page_list:
if page['title'] == 'AttachMe':
s.confluence1.addAttachment(token, page['id'], new_attachment, data)
------ python ------->8----------------------
------ groovy -------8<----------------------
import groovy.net.xmlrpc.XMLRPCServerProxy
import java.io.File
server = "localhost:8080";
username = "user";
password = "pass";
serverProxy = new XMLRPCServerProxy("http://${server}/xwiki/xmlrpc/confluence")
try {
println "Logging in...";
token = serverProxy.confluence1.login(username, password)
} catch (Exception e) {
println "Cannot login! Check username or password..."
throw e;
}
println "Logged in";
try {
def attach = [:];
# load file with PAGENAME<SPACE>IMAGETOATTACH per line
println "Loading image list";
new File("images.txt").eachLine { line ->
array = line.split(" ");
attach.put(array[0], array[1]);
attachment = [id : '', pageId : '', title : '', fileName :
'filename', fileSize : '', contentType : 'content type', created :
'', creator : '', url : '', comment : 'Some comment'];
bytes = new File(array[1]).readBytes();
page = serverProxy.confluence1.getPage(token, "MySpace.${array[0]}");
serverProxy.confluence1.addAttachment(token, page.id, attachment, bytes);
}
} finally {
serverProxy.confluence1.logout(token);
}
------ groovy ------->8----------------------
regards
Stefan
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27 Jun
27 Jun
10:23 p.m.
On 27 juin 08, at 20:38, bd(a)bc-bd.org wrote:
So question is, how do I actually add an attachment to a page?
Hi,
as you quoted in the previous post, the contentId (which is not a
pageId) is actually ignored and is there because of the Confluence API
compatibility.
In order to specify the page to attach data to, you must use the
pageId field of the Attachment class.
Here is a snippet from the unit tests:
String attachmentName = String.format("test.png", random.nextInt());
byte[] data = ...
Attachment attachment = new Attachment();
attachment.setPageId("Foo.Bar");
attachment.setFileName(attachmentName);
attachment = rpc.addAttachment(0, attachment, data);
This will attach to page Foo.Bar a file called test.png with the
content set to data.
I hope this answers your question.
-Fabio
10:51 p.m.
On 27 juin 08, at 20:38, bd(a)bc-bd.org wrote:
This does not work but gives me this error:
xmlrpclib.Fault: <Fault 0: 'Failed to invoke method addAttachment
in class
com.xpn.xwiki.xmlrpc.XWikiXmlRpcHandler: An XWiki id must be in the
form
Space.Page[?param=value¶m=value&...]'>
As I said, addAttachment is defined as (Integer, Attachment, Byte[]), but when
passing in an integer it creates the above exception.
When using a String it bombs out with, no such message signature.
Stefan
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So question is, how do I actually add an attachment to a page?
Hi,
as you quoted in the previous post, the contentId (which is not a
pageId) is actually ignored and is there because of the Confluence API
compatibility.
In order to specify the page to attach data to, you must use the
pageId field of the Attachment class.
Here is a snippet from the unit tests:
String attachmentName = String.format("test.png", random.nextInt());
byte[] data = ...
Attachment attachment = new Attachment();
attachment.setPageId("Foo.Bar");
attachment.setFileName(attachmentName);
attachment = rpc.addAttachment(0, attachment, data);
This will attach to page Foo.Bar a file called test.png with the
content set to data.
28 Jun
28 Jun
4:02 a.m.
bd(a)bc-bd.org wrote:
Can you try passing new Integer(0) as the first parameter?
--
Sergiu Dumitriu
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On 27 juin 08,
at 20:38, bd(a)bc-bd.org wrote:
This does not work but gives me this error:
xmlrpclib.Fault: <Fault 0: 'Failed to invoke method addAttachment
in class
com.xpn.xwiki.xmlrpc.XWikiXmlRpcHandler: An XWiki id must be in the
form
Space.Page[?param=value¶m=value&...]'>
As I said, addAttachment is defined as (Integer, Attachment, Byte[]), but when
passing in an integer it creates the above exception.
When using a String it bombs out with, no such message signature.
Stefan
So question is, how do I actually add an
attachment to a page?
Hi,
as you quoted in the previous post, the contentId (which is not a
pageId) is actually ignored and is there because of the Confluence API
compatibility.
In order to specify the page to attach data to, you must use the
pageId field of the Attachment class.
Here is a snippet from the unit tests:
String attachmentName = String.format("test.png", random.nextInt());
byte[] data = ...
Attachment attachment = new Attachment();
attachment.setPageId("Foo.Bar");
attachment.setFileName(attachmentName);
attachment = rpc.addAttachment(0, attachment, data);
This will attach to page Foo.Bar a file called test.png with the
content set to data.
11:40 a.m.
On 27 juin 08, at 22:51, bd(a)bc-bd.org wrote:
This
does not work but gives me this error:
xmlrpclib.Fault: <Fault 0: 'Failed to invoke method addAttachment
in class
com.xpn.xwiki.xmlrpc.XWikiXmlRpcHandler: An XWiki id must be in the
form
Space.Page[?param=value¶m=value&...]'
As I said, addAttachment is defined as (Integer, Attachment,
Byte[]), but when
passing in an integer it creates the above exception.
When using a String it bombs out with, no such message signature.
Hi
In your previous message you wrote the following code:
new_attachment = dict(id = '', pageId = '', title = '', fileName =
'filename', fileSize = '', contentType = 'content type', created =
'',
creator = '', url = '', comment = 'Some comment') #Make a
attachment
container
I am not fluent in Python but here I understand that you are not
setting the pageId.
So basically you are not writing the equivalent of the snippet I
posted earlier: you are leaving out the
attachment.setPageId("Foo.Bar") method call (which is the one that
sets the page to attach to).
You should initialize your "attachment container" by specifying the
pageId:
new_attachment = dict(id = '', *pageId = 'Foo.Bar'*, title = '',
fileName = 'filename', fileSize = '', contentType = 'content
type',
created = '', creator = '', url = '', comment = 'Some
comment') #Make
a attachment container
That's the reason why IMHO your code raises the exception: pageId =
'' and that's not in the form 'Space.Page[?
param=value¶m=value&...]', as correctly reported by the exception.
Try to correctly initialize the pageId in your dict and things should
work fine.
Let me know.
-Fabio
30 Jun
30 Jun
2 p.m.
Hello,
You should initialize your "attachment
container" by specifying the
pageId:
That did it :)
When initializing pageId to Space.Page it will work:
new_attachment = dict(id = '', pageId = 'Space.Page', title = '',
fileName = 'filename', fileSize = '', contentType = 'content
type', created =
'', creator = '', url = '', comment = 'Some comment')
#Make a attachment
container
Thanks for the help.
Stefan
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