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Madhur-Madan
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February 7, 2023
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Trying to create CF programmatically

  • February 7, 2023
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I am trying to create CF programmatically using a servlet. But, I do not see them being generated after servlet completion.

Resource parentRsc = resolver.getResource("<parent-path>");
        Resource templateOrModelRsc = request.getResourceResolver().getResource("<cf-model-path>");
        FragmentTemplate tpl = templateOrModelRsc.adaptTo(FragmentTemplate.class);
        try {
            ContentFragment newFragment = tpl.createFragment(parentRsc, "test", "A fragment description.");
        } catch (ContentFragmentException e) {
            logger.error(e.getMessage(),e);
        }

Any pointers would be appreciated.

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    Best answer by ShaileshBassi

    Hi @madhur-madan 

    Is there any error you see in the logs ?

    One possibility could be due to the access issue with the request ResourceResolver or it could be due to the commit() which is missing in the code block shared.

     

     

    ResourceResolver resolver = getResourceResolver(resolverFactory, "sub-service"); Resource parentRsc = resolver.getResource("<parent-path>"); Resource templateOrModelRsc = resolver.getResource("<cf-model-path>"); FragmentTemplate tpl = templateOrModelRsc.adaptTo(FragmentTemplate.class); try { ContentFragment newFragment = tpl.createFragment(parentRsc, "test", "A fragment description."); resolver.commit(); } catch (ContentFragmentException e) { logger.error(e.getMessage(),e); } Code for getting the system resource resolver public static ResourceResolver getResourceResolver(final ResourceResolverFactory resourceResolverFactory, final String systemUser) throws LoginException { final Map<String, Object> param = new HashMap<>(); param.put(ResourceResolverFactory.SUBSERVICE, systemUser); return resourceResolverFactory.getServiceResourceResolver(param); }

     

     

    By using the system resource resolver, the chances of logged in user not have the specific write permissions, goes away. 

     

    Hope this helps!

    Thanks

    2 replies

    ShaileshBassi
    Community Advisor
    ShaileshBassiCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
    Community Advisor
    February 7, 2023

    Hi @madhur-madan 

    Is there any error you see in the logs ?

    One possibility could be due to the access issue with the request ResourceResolver or it could be due to the commit() which is missing in the code block shared.

     

     

    ResourceResolver resolver = getResourceResolver(resolverFactory, "sub-service"); Resource parentRsc = resolver.getResource("<parent-path>"); Resource templateOrModelRsc = resolver.getResource("<cf-model-path>"); FragmentTemplate tpl = templateOrModelRsc.adaptTo(FragmentTemplate.class); try { ContentFragment newFragment = tpl.createFragment(parentRsc, "test", "A fragment description."); resolver.commit(); } catch (ContentFragmentException e) { logger.error(e.getMessage(),e); } Code for getting the system resource resolver public static ResourceResolver getResourceResolver(final ResourceResolverFactory resourceResolverFactory, final String systemUser) throws LoginException { final Map<String, Object> param = new HashMap<>(); param.put(ResourceResolverFactory.SUBSERVICE, systemUser); return resourceResolverFactory.getServiceResourceResolver(param); }

     

     

    By using the system resource resolver, the chances of logged in user not have the specific write permissions, goes away. 

     

    Hope this helps!

    Thanks

      joerghoh
      Adobe Employee
      joerghohAdobe Employee
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      February 9, 2023

      Did you do a resolver.commit(); afterwards?

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