Hi Jean, Jean Couteau wrote:

Dear all,

I am trying to create a document from a page, with a template and an object attached, but without having to quit the said page.

I generate fine the new document and the object with the values i want for the properties, but i did not succeed in putting text in the document, i tried using $newDoc.setDefaultTemplate and $newDoc.insertText but no success at all.

I post here my piece of code, any hint will be appreciated (after a few hours on this, i am a bit lost):

#if($createDomain!="") #set($newDoc=$xwiki.createDocument()) #set($newName="Project."+$newDomainId) $newDoc.rename($newName)

$newDoc.insertText("#includeForm(\"XWiki.DomainClassSheet\")","")

See http://tinyurl.com/c743xu . Maybe this will work: $newDoc.setContent("#includeForm(\"XWiki.DomainClassSheet\")") Hope this helps, Marius

#set($newDoc=$xwiki.getDocument($newName)) #set($newObject=$newDoc.newObject("XWiki.DomainClass")) $newObject.set("id",$newDomainId) $newObject.set("name",$createDomain) $newDoc.save() #end

Jean

All the available methods are described (well, at least listed) in our javadoc. http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/download/DevGuide/API/xwiki-core-1.7.1-j... -> Document > void setContent(java.lang.String content)Jean-Vincent Drean a écrit :

I ran throught the javadoc and thought of insertText but not setContent, that is why I was a bit lost.

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#if($createDomain!="") #set($newDoc=$xwiki.createDocument()) #set($newName="Project."+$newDomainId)

You can't manipulate strings like this with velocity, see bellow.

Why ? It works quite well like that.

You don't have to create then rename a document, see bellow.

In the javadoc, the createDocument method does not have any parameter, and without parameter, it is the Main.WebHome page that is affected, that is why I renamed the page after the creation.

Anyway what you should do here is creating a page with the default content and object (and call it a template) and copy it in your script.

#if($createDomain!="") $xwiki.copyDocument("Project.ProjectTemplate", "Project.${newDomainId}") #set($domainDoc = $xwiki."Project.${newDomainId}") #set($domainObj = $newDoc.getObject("XWiki.DomainClass")) $domainObj.set("id", $newDomainId) $domainObj.set("name",$createDomain) $domainDoc.save() #end

I tried putting my template in my page using setDefaultTemplate() but with no success, I did not thought of the copy method. Thanks for the hint. Anyway, here is the code I put (everything works fine): #if($createDomain!="") $xwiki.copyDocument("XWiki.DomainClassTemplate", "Project.${newDomainId}") #set($domainDoc = $xwiki.getDocument("Project.${newDomainId}")) #set($domainObj = $domainDoc.newObject("XWiki.DomainClass")) $domainObj.set("id", $newDomainId) $domainObj.set("name",$createDomain) $domainDoc.save() #end By not putting the object in the template, I can choose not to have one on the page (we never know) and the code is the same size. Anyway, I ran through the javadoc, but what you said is true, the method are only listed (and maybe not all the methods), so I had to guess on the aim of methods and the goal of the parameters, with only their names, that is a bit long and not intuitive, a small effort on the javadoc can help a lot ;). I will try help on this if I have time once I finish my project.

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