Hello,
We have to request a BO's attributes via the API.
3 attributes are "picture" attributes which we would like to return information.
However it returns an empty strings?
Any advice?
Thanks,
Mark
requesting object "picture" attributes
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Methods: I am accessing xml.do and method is get_objects_action
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seems that this information is useless in web application, because there is no way to show these bytes in HTML image element. Why not to change API to return here also picture attribute URL's in normal response (without DOCDATA request). Guess that they should be easily accessible on server side from DB. When autogenerated forms are used, responses that comes from server, contains these urls.
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Hi,
I have not looked on DB structure, therefore can't comment. But here how are you doing in your autogenerated forms. When form opens, request get_form_data_action goes to webif.awr. Response in xml has UI layout for form and attribute values.
Here is sample request for me:
And here is sample response:
After that your FormParser creates PictureField(s) and in internal image sets src to attribute_data_val from response. For example in my case for attribute SignImage its relative url is BASTestDomainNBDAB_tm1.164_DriverLicense_SignImage_3_17. I can directly in browser navigate to full url: http://192.168.1.2:8080/AwareIM/BASTest ... Image_3_17. To make my image elements work in custom forms, similar functionality for get_objects_action response would be really required, so I can extract image url from attribute and assign it to img src attribute through JavaScript.
Thanks,
Z.
I have not looked on DB structure, therefore can't comment. But here how are you doing in your autogenerated forms. When form opens, request get_form_data_action goes to webif.awr. Response in xml has UI layout for form and attribute values.
Here is sample request for me:
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POST /AwareIM/webif.awr?undefined HTTP/1.1
Accept: */*
Accept-Language: en-US,lv;q=0.5
Referer: http://192.168.1.2:8080/AwareIM/logonAdmin.aw#
x-requested-with: XMLHttpRequest
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded,text/xml,application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1; Trident/4.0; AntivirXP08; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.30; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648; .NET CLR 3.5.21022; InfoPath.2; .NET CLR 3.0.4506.2152; .NET CLR 3.5.30729)
Host: 192.168.1.2:8080
Content-Length: 99
Connection: Keep-Alive
Cache-Control: no-cache
Cookie: JSESSIONID=D438684934CB7F98C5512ABB6225EE58
<root><get_form_data_action object_name='DriverLicense' form_context='edit' object_id='3' /></root>
And here is sample response:
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HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 2010 12:08:32 GMT
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>
<root>
<get_form_data_action_return>
<form_data form_name="Main" object_name="DriverLicense" form_context="edit" title="Driver License" object_id="3" object_version="17">
<form_section_data title="Main" name="Main" label_column_width="90">
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="SignImage" label="Sign Image">
<standard_attribute_data type="picture" picture_height="50" picture_width="150" size="20" max_length="40">
<attribute_data_val>BASTestDomainNBDAB_tm1.164_DriverLicense_SignImage_3_17</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="DriverId" label="Driver Id">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="20" max_length="20">
<attribute_data_val>DL2</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="Zip" label="Zip">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="5" max_length="5">
<attribute_data_val>Z2</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="MiddleName" label="Middle Name">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" format="" size="35" max_length="35">
<attribute_data_val>M2211</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="DateOfBirth" label="Date Of Birth">
<standard_attribute_data type="date" allow_blank="false" format="MM/dd/yyyy" size="20" max_length="40">
<attribute_data_val>12/11/2009</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="EyeColor" label="Eye Color">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="10" max_length="10">
<attribute_data_val>Green</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="State" label="State">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="2" max_length="2">
<attribute_data_val>S2</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="Height" label="Height">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="20" max_length="20">
<attribute_data_val>H2</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="Expires" label="Expires">
<standard_attribute_data type="date" allow_blank="false" format="MM/dd/yyyy" size="20" max_length="40">
<attribute_data_val>12/06/2009</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="LastName" label="Last Name">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="35" max_length="35">
<attribute_data_val>LN2</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="FirstName" label="First Name">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="35" max_length="35">
<attribute_data_val>FN2</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="Sex" label="Sex">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="1" max_length="6">
<static_choices choices_editable="false" user_defined="false" >
<static_choice value="Male" >Male</static_choice>
<static_choice value="Female" >Female</static_choice>
</static_choices>
<attribute_data_val>Female</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="Address" label="Address">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="50" max_length="100" number_of_lines="2">
<attribute_data_val>A2</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="Address2" label="Address2">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" format="" size="50" max_length="100" number_of_lines="2">
<attribute_data_val></attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="Issued" label="Issued">
<standard_attribute_data type="date" allow_blank="false" format="MM/dd/yyyy" size="20" max_length="40">
<attribute_data_val>12/30/2009</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="Image" label="Image">
<standard_attribute_data type="picture" picture_height="150" picture_width="200" size="20" max_length="40">
<attribute_data_val></attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="FaceImage" label="Face Image">
<standard_attribute_data type="picture" picture_height="50" picture_width="50" size="20" max_length="40">
<attribute_data_val>BASTestDomainNBDAB_tm1.164_DriverLicense_FaceImage_3_17</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
<layout_row>
<layout_cell_data type="attribute">
<attribute_data attribute_name="City" label="City">
<standard_attribute_data type="text" allow_blank="false" format="" size="20" max_length="20">
<attribute_data_val>C2</attribute_data_val>
</standard_attribute_data>
</attribute_data>
</layout_cell_data>
</layout_row>
</form_section_data>
</form_data>
</get_form_data_action_return>
</root>
After that your FormParser creates PictureField(s) and in internal image sets src to attribute_data_val from response. For example in my case for attribute SignImage its relative url is BASTestDomainNBDAB_tm1.164_DriverLicense_SignImage_3_17. I can directly in browser navigate to full url: http://192.168.1.2:8080/AwareIM/BASTest ... Image_3_17. To make my image elements work in custom forms, similar functionality for get_objects_action response would be really required, so I can extract image url from attribute and assign it to img src attribute through JavaScript.
Thanks,
Z.
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As you seem to be quite familiar with AJAX/Javascript you should look at the file aware_full.js that contains all the Javascript code for the Aware IM UI. There is a PictureField and DocumentField objects that implements pictures and documents in Aware IM.
For pictures and documents a separate request is sent to the server - the name of the action is get_attr_doc_url_action (off the top of my head). This will return the URL of the image (the web server code in Aware IM will do exactly what I said - it will retrieve the binary data, create a temporary image and return the URL of this image).
The picture field will handle response of this request and display the image.
For pictures and documents a separate request is sent to the server - the name of the action is get_attr_doc_url_action (off the top of my head). This will return the URL of the image (the web server code in Aware IM will do exactly what I said - it will retrieve the binary data, create a temporary image and return the URL of this image).
The picture field will handle response of this request and display the image.
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