Hi,
I m getting result if I am upload a .txt file in dam manually. below is the query
SELECT * FROM [dam:Asset] AS s WHERE CONTAINS(s.*, '" + mykeyword+ "') AND [jcr:path] like '/content/dam/myprojectfolder%'
but in second case if I created .txt file in dam using stream(which i am getting from some external system) then above query is not returning any result.
anyone share why i am not getting result in second case.
Thanks
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Hi @arpitv27529355 @ka786 I have figured it out.
jcr:mimeType was incorrect on below path for generated file stream.
/content/dam/myprojectfolder/mytextfile.txt/jcr:content/renditions/original/jcr:content
To fix this updated the code provided mimeType as "text/plain", below is the code
AssetManager assetManager=resourceResolver.adaptTo(AssetManager.class);
assetManager.createAsset(fileName, stream, "text/plain", true);
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Could you please check the node properties when you are getting from external system and when you are directly uploafing to dam.
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I have verified all the nodes and properties/values are same.
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Could you please upload both the files here
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Hi codingStar ,
Please verify when you are creating a txt file from Stream the jcr:primaryType of the assest should be [dam:Asset] not the nt:file or try using nt:base [which is considered to be parent node of all nodes] in query which will return all the nodes if any of the child nodes contain particular keyword.
SELECT * FROM nt:base AS s WHERE CONTAINS(s.*, '" + mykeyword+ "') AND [jcr:path] like '/content/dam/myprojectfolder%'
Regards,
Arpit Varshney
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Hi @arpitv27529355 @ka786 I have figured it out.
jcr:mimeType was incorrect on below path for generated file stream.
/content/dam/myprojectfolder/mytextfile.txt/jcr:content/renditions/original/jcr:content
To fix this updated the code provided mimeType as "text/plain", below is the code
AssetManager assetManager=resourceResolver.adaptTo(AssetManager.class);
assetManager.createAsset(fileName, stream, "text/plain", true);
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