Nuxeo Automation Commands

Index:

Audit.Log

NAME
Audit.Log – Log events into audit for each of the input document. The operation accept as input one ore more documents that are returned back as the output.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -event -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -category -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -comment -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Audit.Query

NAME
Audit.Query – Execute a JPA query against the Audit Service. This is returning a blob with the query result. The result is a serialized JSON array. You can use the context to set query variables but you must prefix using 'audit.query.' the context variable keys that match the ones in the query.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -maxResults -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -pageNo -
• -query -

Auth.LoginAs

NAME
Auth.LoginAs – Login As the given user. If no user is given a system login is performed. This is a void operations - the input will be returned back as the output.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Auth.Logout

NAME
Auth.Logout – Perform a logout. This should be used only after using the Login As operation to restore original login. This is a void operations - the input will be returned back as the output.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Blob.Attach

NAME
Blob.Attach – Attach the input file to the document given as a parameter. If the XPath points to a blob list then the blob is appended to the list, otherwise the XPath should point to a blob property. If the save parameter is set the document modification will be automatically saved. Return the blob.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -save -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -document -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -xpath -

ARGUMENTS

• the input file(s) - [required] - null

Blob.Create

NAME
Blob.Create – Creates a file from a given URL. The file parameter specifies how to retrieve the file content. It should be an URL to the file you want to use as the source. You can also use an expression to get an URL from the context. Returns the created file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -mime-type -
• -file -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -filename -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -encoding -

Blob.CreateZip

NAME
Blob.CreateZip – Creates a zip file from the input file(s). If no file name is given, the first file name in the input will be used. Returns the zip file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -filename -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input file(s) - [required] - null

Blob.Get

NAME
Blob.Get – Gets a file attached to the input document. The file location is specified using an XPath to the blob property of the document. Returns the file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -xpath -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Blob.GetList

NAME
Blob.GetList – Gets a list of files that are attached on the input document. The files location should be specified using the blob list property XPath. Returns a list of files.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -xpath -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Blob.Pop

NAME
Blob.Pop – Restore the last saved input file in the context input stack. This operation must be used only if a PUSH operation was previously made. Return the last pushed file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Blob.PopList

NAME
Blob.PopList – Restore the last saved input file list in the context input stack

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Blob.Post

NAME
Blob.Post – Post the input file to a target HTTP URL. Returns back the input file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -url -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input file(s) - [required] - null

Blob.Pull

NAME
Blob.Pull – Restore the last saved input file in the context input stack. This operation must be used only if a PUSH operation was previously made. Return the first pushed file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Blob.PullList

NAME
Blob.PullList – Restore the first saved input file list in the context input stack

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Blob.Push

NAME
Blob.Push – Push the input file on the context stack. The file can be restored later as the input using the corresponding pop operation. Returns the input file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input file(s) - [required] - null

Blob.PushList

NAME
Blob.PushList – Push the input file list on the context stack. The file list can be restored later as the input using the corresponding pop operation. Returns the input file list.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input file(s) - [required] - null

Blob.Remove

NAME
Blob.Remove – Remove the file attached to the input document as specified by the 'xpath' parameter. If the 'xpath' point to a blob list then the list will be cleared. If the file to remove is part of a list it will be removed from the list otherwise the 'xpath' should point to a blob property that will be removed. If the save parameter is set the document modification will be automatically saved. Return the document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -save -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -xpath -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Blob.Set

NAME
Blob.Set – Set the input file to the given property on the input document. If the XPath points to a blob list then the blob is appended to the list, otherwise the XPath should point to a blob property. If the save parameter is set the document modification will be automatically saved. Return the document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -save -
• -file -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -xpath -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Blob.SetFilename

NAME
Blob.SetFilename – Modify the filename of a file stored in the input document. The file is found in the input document given its XPath specified through the 'xpath' parameter. Return back the input document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -save -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -xpath -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Blob.ToFile

NAME
Blob.ToFile – Save the input blob(s) as a file(s) into the given target directory. The blob(s) filename is used as the file name. You can specify an optional prefix string to prepend to the file name. Return back the blob(s).

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -prefix -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -directory -

ARGUMENTS

• the input file(s) - [required] - null

Blob.ToPDF

NAME
Blob.ToPDF – Convert the input file to a PDF and return the new file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input file(s) - [required] - null

Context.FetchDocument

NAME
Context.FetchDocument – Fetch the input of the context as a document. The document will become the input for the next operation.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Context.RestoreBlobInput

NAME
Context.RestoreBlobInput – Restore the file input from a context variable given its name. Return the file.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Context.RestoreBlobsInput

NAME
Context.RestoreBlobsInput – Restore the file list input from a context variable given its name. Return the files.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Context.RestoreDocumentInput

NAME
Context.RestoreDocumentInput – Restore the document input from a context variable given its name. Return the document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Context.RestoreDocumentsInput

NAME
Context.RestoreDocumentsInput – Restore the document list input from a context variable given its name. Return the document list.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Context.RunDocumentOperation

NAME
Context.RunDocumentOperation – Run an operation chain which is returning a document in the current context. The input for the chain ro run is the current input of the operation. Return the output of the chain as a document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -id -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Context.RunInputScript

NAME
Context.RunInputScript – Run a script from the input blob. A blob containing script result is returned.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -type -

ARGUMENTS

• the input file(s) - [required] - null

Context.RunOperation

NAME
Context.RunOperation – Run an operation chain in the current context

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -id -

Context.RunScript

NAME
Context.RunScript – Run a script which content is specified as text in the 'script' parameter

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -script -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Context.SetInputAsVar

NAME
Context.SetInputAsVar – Set a context variable that points to the current input object. You must give a name for the variable. This operation works on any input type and return back the input as the output.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Context.SetVar

NAME
Context.SetVar – Set a context variable given a name and the value. To compute the value at runtime from the current context you should use an EL expression as the value. This operation works on any input type and return back the input as the output.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -value -
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Document.CheckIn

NAME
Document.CheckIn – Checks in the input document. Returns back the document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -version -
• -versionVarName -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -comment -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.CheckOut

NAME
Document.CheckOut – Checks out the input document. Returns back the document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Copy

NAME
Document.Copy – Copy the input document into the given folder. The name parameter will be used as the copy name otherwise if not specified the original name will be preserved. The target folder can be specified as an absolute or relative path (relative to the input document) as an UID or by using an EL expression. Return the newly created document (the copy).

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -target -
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Create

NAME
Document.Create – Create a new document in the input folder. You can initialize the document properties using the 'properties' parameter. The properties are specified as key=value pairs separated by a new line. The key used for a property is the property XPath. To specify multi-line values you can use a \ character followed by a new line.
Example:dc:title=The Document Title
dc:description=foo bar
Returns the created document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -properties -
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -type -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.CreateVersion

NAME
Document.CreateVersion – Create a new version for the input document. Any modification made on the document by the chain will be automatically saved. Increment version if this was specified through the 'snapshot' parameter. Returns the live document (not the version).

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -increment -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Delete

NAME
Document.Delete – Delete the input document. The previous context input will be restored for the next operation.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Fetch

NAME
Document.Fetch – Fetch a document from the repository given its reference (path or UID). The document will become the input of the next operation.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -value -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Document.FetchByProperty

NAME
Document.FetchByProperty – For each specified string property value, fetch all documents that match the property and the optional where clause. Matching documents are collected into a list and the returned to the next operation. The operation has no input.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -values -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -property -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -query -

Document.Filter

NAME
Document.Filter – Filter the input list of documents given a condition. The condition can be expressed using 4 parameters: types, facets, lifecycle and condition. If more than one parameter is specified an AND will be used to group conditions.
The 'types' parameter can take a comma separated list of document type: File,Note.
The 'facet' parameter can take a single facet name.
The 'life cycle' parameter takes a name of a life cycle state the document should have.
The 'condition' parameter can take any EL expression.
Returns the list of documents that match the filter condition.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -class -
• -types -
• -pathStartsWith -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -facet -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -lifecycle -
• -condition -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.GetChild

NAME
Document.GetChild – Get a child document given its name. Take as input the parent document and return the child document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.GetChildren

NAME
Document.GetChildren – Get the children of a document. The list of children will become the input for the next operation

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.GetParent

NAME
Document.GetParent – Get the parent document of the input document. The parent document will become the input for the next operation. You can use the 'type' parameter to specify which parent to select from the document ancestors

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -type -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.GetPrincipalEmails

NAME
Document.GetPrincipalEmails – Fetch the principal emails that have a given permission on the input document and then set them in the context under the given key variable name. The operation returns the input document. You can later use the list of principals set by this operation on the context from another operation. The 'key' argument represents the variable name and the 'permission' argument the permission to check. If the 'ignore groups' argument is false then groups are recursively resolved, extracting user members of these groups. Be warned that this may be a very consuming operation.
Note that:

• groups are not included,
• the list pushed into the context is a string list of emails.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -ignore groups -
• -variable name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -permission -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.GetUsersAndGroups

NAME
Document.GetUsersAndGroups – Fetch the users and groups that have a given permission on the input document and then set them in the context under the given key variable name. The operation returns the input document. You can later use the list of identifiers set by this operation on the context from another operation. The 'key' argument represents the variable name and the 'permission' argument the permission to check. If the 'ignore groups' argument is false then groups will be part of the result. If the 'resolve groups' argument is true then groups are recursively resolved, adding user members of these groups in place of them. Be warned that this may be a very consuming operation. If the 'prefix identifiers' argument is true, then user identifiers are prefixed by 'user:' and groups identifiers are prefixed by 'group:'.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -ignore groups -
• -resolve groups -
• -variable name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -permission -
• -prefix identifiers -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Lock

NAME
Document.Lock – Lock the input document in the name of the given 'owner'. The lock owner is an username and identifies the user that owns the lock on the document. If the owner is not specified, the current user will be used as the owner. Returns back the locked document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -owner -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Move

NAME
Document.Move – Move the input document into the target folder.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -target -
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.MultiPublish

NAME
Document.MultiPublish – Publish the input document(s) into several target sections. The target is evaluated to a document list (can be a path, UID or EL expression). Existing proxy is overridden if the override attribute is set. Returns a list with the created proxies.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -target -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -override -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Pop

NAME
Document.Pop – Restore the last saved input document in the context input stack. This operation must be used only if a PUSH operation was previously made. Return the last pushed document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Document.PopList

NAME
Document.PopList – Restore the last saved input document list in the context input stack

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Document.Publish

NAME
Document.Publish – Publish the input document into the target section. Existing proxy is overridden if the override attribute is set. Return the created proxy.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -target -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -override -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Pull

NAME
Document.Pull – Restore the first saved input document in the context input stack. This operation must be used only if a PUSH operation was previously made. Return the first pushed document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Document.PullList

NAME
Document.PullList – Restore the first saved input document list in the context input stack

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Document.Push

NAME
Document.Push – Push the input document on the context stack. The document can be restored later as the input using the corresponding pop operation. Returns the input document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.PushList

NAME
Document.PushList – Push the input document list on the context stack. The document list can be restored later as the input using the corresponding pop operation. Returns the input document list.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Query

NAME
Document.Query – Perform a query on the repository. The query result will become the input for the next operation.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -language -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -query -

Document.Reload

NAME
Document.Reload – Reload the input document from the repository. Any previous modification made by the chain on this document will be lost if these modifications were not saved. Return the reloaded document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.RemoveACL

NAME
Document.RemoveACL – Remove a named Access Control List from the input document(s). Returns the document(s).

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -acl -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.RemoveProperty

NAME
Document.RemoveProperty – Remove the given property of the input document(s) as specified by the 'xpath' parameter. If the property points to a list then clear the list. Removing a property means setting it to null. Return the document(s).

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -save -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -xpath -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Save

NAME
Document.Save – Save in the repository any modification that was done on the input document. Returns the saved document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.SaveSession

NAME
Document.SaveSession – Commit any changes made by the operation on the documents. This can be used to explicitly commit changes. This operation can be executed on any type of input. The input of this operation will be preserved as the input for the next operation in the chain.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Document.SetACE

NAME
Document.SetACE – Set Access Control Entry on the input document(s). Returns the document(s).

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -grant -
• -overwrite -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -user -
• -acl -
• -permission -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.SetLifeCycle

NAME
Document.SetLifeCycle – Follow the given transition on the input document life cycle state

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -value -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.SetProperty

NAME
Document.SetProperty – Set a single property value on the input document. The property is specified using its XPath. The document is automatically saved if 'save' parameter is true. If you unset the 'save' you need to save it later using Save Document operation. Return the modified document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -save -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -value -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -xpath -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Unlock

NAME
Document.Unlock – Unlock the input document. The unlock will be executed in the name of the current user. An user can unlock a document only if has the UNLOCK permission granted on the document or if it the same user as the one that locked the document. Return the unlocked document

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Document.Update

NAME
Document.Update – Set multiple properties on the input document. The properties are specified as key=value pairs separated by a new line. The key used for a property is the property XPath. To specify multi-line values you can use a \ character followed by a new line.
Example:
dc:title=The Document Title
dc:description=foo bar
Returns back the updated document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -save -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -properties -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Notification.SendEvent

NAME
Notification.SendEvent – Send a Nuxeo event.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -name -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

Notification.SendMail

NAME
Notification.SendMail – Send an email using the input document to the specified recipients. You can use the asHTML parameter to specify whether you message is in HTML format or in plain text. Also you can attach any blob on the current document to the message by using the comma separated list of XPath expressions 'files'. If your XPath points to a blob list all blobs in the list will be attached. Return back the input document(s).

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -viewId -
• -message -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -from -
• -files -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -to -
• -subject -
• -asHTML -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Relations.CreateRelation

NAME
Relations.CreateRelation – Create a relation between 2 documents. The subject of the relation will be the input of the operation and the object of the relation will be retrieved from the context using the 'object' field. The 'predicate' field specify the relation predicate. Return back the subject document.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -object -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -predicate -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Relations.GetRelations

NAME
Relations.GetRelations – Get the relations for the input document. The 'outgoing' parameter ca be used to specify whether outgoing or incoming relations should be returned. Returns a document list.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -predicate -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -outgoing -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Workflow.CreateTask

NAME
Workflow.CreateTask – Enable to create a task bound to the document.
Directive, comment and due date will be displayed in the task list of the user. In accept operation chain and reject operation chain fields, you can put the operation chain ID of your choice among the one you contributed. Those operations will be executed when the user validates the task, depending on whether he accepts or rejects the task. You have to specify a variable name (the key for ... parameter) to resolve target users and groups to which the task will be assigned. You can use Get Users and Groups to update a context variable with some users and groups. If you check create one task per actor, each of the actors will have a task to achieve, versus "the first who achieve the task makes it disappear for the others".

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -variable name for actors prefixed ids -
• -reject operation chain -
• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -directive -
• -create one task per actor -
• -accept operation chain -
• -additional list of actors prefixed ids -
• -due date -
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back
• -comment -
• -task name -

ARGUMENTS

• the input document(s) - [optional] -null

Workflow.GetTask

NAME
Workflow.GetTask – List tasks assigned to this user or one of its group.Task properties are serialized using JSON and returned in a Blob.

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -ctx - Can be used to inject context properties in Java properties format
• -void - [flag] - If void the server will not return the result back

print

NAME
print – Print operation(s) definition

SYNTAX

OPTIONS

• -p - The password if any.
• -u - The username if any.
• -out - An optional file to save the operation definition into. If not used the definition will be printed on stdout.

ARGUMENTS

• operation - [optional] -The operation to print.