Hello everyone,
I've a Fusion job where I create a folder in AEM and then through a custom call to Workfront, I add it as a linked folder in the desired project. I do all this in Fusion because I have a business logic that handles how and what folder i need to create and in which project i need to add it.
The problem arises when i've to create a new folder inside the Linked Folder created in the previous step.
i'm making the following POST request:
URL
/attask/api/v18.0/DOCFDR
request JSON body
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Hi Lars,
just to let you know the adobe's response on this. It seems that there is a workaround to solve the problem and that is to use the new authentication/custom call module to be able to log in first and then do what we need.
Steps
Once steps 1-4 are completed step 5 should always work (if you get a 403 error, one of the above steps wasn't completed correctly)
And here is what i did
1) call to search user to get the user id in workfront (tech user)
/attask/api/v18.0/USER/search
2) for next step we need the documentProviderConfigID, for this is used this endpoint
/attask/api-internal/DOCCFG/search
3) userID from point 1, docProvId from point 2
attask/api-internal/USER/{{userID}}/initializeStatelessDocumentProviderForUser?documentProviderConfigID={{docProvId}}&providerType=AEM
4) add the Adobe Authenticator module on fusion scenario, configure the technical user account for login and call
PUT /attask/api-internal/DOCU/moveToFolder
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Hello Victor,
good question, I do get the same error message, when trying to create a folder within a linked folder using the Workfront API.
As a workaround, as you already set up a Fusion scenario to create a folder in AEM, would it be a possibility to create the subfolder directly in AEM Assets via Fusion?
This should be shown in Workfront as well.
Regards
Lars
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Hi Lars,
thanks for your response.
yes, if the folder is added through AEM, it will work. That's how I have it in another part of the scenario. But that folder is not visible by the API until the user navigates into the UI and the linked folders are opened. On the other hand I need to be able to upload a file from the API to that new linked folder. And I can't do that either.
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What does happen, if you try to upload a document to a linked folder using the API?
I just tried, Fusion shows successful operations, but I cannot find the document in the folder in Workfront...
Concerning the visibility of subfolders created through the AEM API, it could be worth a try to test around with the api-unsupported / api-internal.
There are two actions like refreshLinkedFolder and refreshLinkedFolderContents...
As the API appears to be somewhat immature with regard to your project, I would create a support ticket directly if necessary.
Regards
Lars
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exactly!
same behavior trough Fusion, i have 200 response but i cannot find the document and if try it with postman /upload and then /document i get the following error
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/attask/api-internal/DOCFDR/refreshLinkedFolder?linkedFolderID=3498573094570394 is not working for me
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Hi,
I couldn't let go of it, so I gave it a try. I get the same error message again with the PUT call.
So, I would create a support ticket, as everything from here would be based on workarounds...
One possible solution could be to "simulate" the UI action as you already traced using your browsers dev tools.
In this thread you can read, how that is done to turn of inheritance of permissions, as there is no regular API-way for it yet...
Regards
Lars
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Thanks Lars,
yes, i already raised a ticket, but as always the Adobe response takes a lot of time.
I tried with the "emulation" i did that for another project but now i cant do login neither
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Hi Lars,
just to let you know the adobe's response on this. It seems that there is a workaround to solve the problem and that is to use the new authentication/custom call module to be able to log in first and then do what we need.
Steps
Once steps 1-4 are completed step 5 should always work (if you get a 403 error, one of the above steps wasn't completed correctly)
And here is what i did
1) call to search user to get the user id in workfront (tech user)
/attask/api/v18.0/USER/search
2) for next step we need the documentProviderConfigID, for this is used this endpoint
/attask/api-internal/DOCCFG/search
3) userID from point 1, docProvId from point 2
attask/api-internal/USER/{{userID}}/initializeStatelessDocumentProviderForUser?documentProviderConfigID={{docProvId}}&providerType=AEM
4) add the Adobe Authenticator module on fusion scenario, configure the technical user account for login and call
PUT /attask/api-internal/DOCU/moveToFolder
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