gwilliams - Tuesday, November 13, 2007 12:18 PM:
Can someone help me add affected items?
iomDoc.setProperty("owned_by_id", "30B991F927274FA3829655F50C99472E")
Dim str As String = iomDoc.getID ' this is nothing Dim EDdocRes As IOM.Item = iomDoc.apply()Dim relItm As IOM.Item = inn.newItem("ECN Affected Item", "add")
Dim affItm As IOM.Item = inn.newItem("Affected Item", "add")affItm.setProperty("affected_id", str)
relItm.setRelatedItem(affItm)
iomECN.addRelationship(relItm)
NextSamsAn - Thursday, November 15, 2007 3:28 AM:
Hi.
The affected item list may be added in the one query using the parent ECN in a way like below:
Dim iomECN As Item = inn.newItem("ECN", "add")
Dim i As Integer
For i = 0 To affectedItemsList.Count - 1
Dim relItm As IOM.Item = inn.newItem("ECN Affected Item", "add")
Dim affItm As IOM.Item = inn.newItem("Affected Item", "add")
affItm.setProperty("affected_id", str)
relItm.setRelatedItem(affItm)
iomECN.addRelationship(relItm)
Next i
iomECN.apply()
Hope it helps,
SamsAn.
gwilliams - Monday, November 19, 2007 9:54 AM:
This is exactly what I am doing except I have iomECN in Edit mode.
You must have over-looked this line.
Dim str As String = iomDoc.getID ' this is nothing
I can't get the id of the iomDoc with this function or through the property itself.
I can see the id in the xml of iomDoc.
Gary
SamsAn - Monday, November 19, 2007 10:09 AM:
I don't know how iomDoc is generated, but i guess it is an instance of IOM Item class.
If you see id in the xml of iomDoc, then you may extract id directly from the XmlDocument like
str = iomDoc.dom.selectSingleNode("xpath_to_the_element").getAttribute("id")
Another my guess - iomDoc contains a collection of items. Then id may be extracted like
str = iomDoc.getItemByIndex(some_index_may_be_zero_for_example).getID()
SamsAn.
gwilliams - Monday, November 19, 2007 11:06 AM:
iomDoc is is a single item in edit mode.
I can set the properties and apply them.
The following lines return empty strings:
'Dim str As String = iomDoc.getID()
'Dim str As String = iomDoc.getItemByIndex(0).getID()I can see the id in the xml.
Trying it this way it says - 'getAttribute' is not a member of 'System.Xml.XmlNode'.
Dim str As String = iomDoc.dom.SelectSingleNode("xpath_to_the_element").getAttribute("id")
imports are:
Imports
ArasImports
System.IOImports
System.webImports
System.Windows.Forms
SamsAn - Monday, November 19, 2007 11:17 AM:
Please, provide the code line used by you to see the id in the xml.
Do you get xml using the code like
Dim xml As String = iomDoc.node.OuterXml
Or
Dim xml As String = iomDoc.dom.OuterXml
SamsAn.
gwilliams - Monday, November 19, 2007 11:27 AM:
There is no code it is just a break point/ watch.SamsAn - Monday, November 19, 2007 11:37 AM:
ok.
Did you add iomDoc to Watch and view its OuterXml, or just highlight iomDoc variable during debugging?
(anyway finally the xml may be recieved using the additional code line pointed by me in the prev comment).
gwilliams - Monday, November 19, 2007 11:44 AM:
Just highlight iomDoc variable during debugging.
If I had the xpath this might work.
Dim
str = iomDoc.dom.SelectSingleNode("xpath_to_the_element").Item("id")Gary
SamsAn - Monday, November 19, 2007 11:50 AM:
Try to use this code
Dim str As String = CType(iomDoc.dom.SelectSingleNode("//Item"), XmlElement).getAttribute("id")gwilliams - Monday, November 19, 2007 12:06 PM:
This also returns an empty string.
Dim
str As String = CType(iomDoc.dom.SelectSingleNode("//Item"), Xml.XmlElement).GetAttribute("id")Gary
SamsAn - Monday, November 19, 2007 12:16 PM:
Very strange... In which xml portion did you see id value? The latest my guess is <id> element. Thus this code line should help. Please, confirm.
Dim str As String = CType(iomDoc.dom.SelectSingleNode("//Item/id"), Xml.XmlElement).InnerText
