Chema Lopez

Thank you Joe.

I am using Java and Spring to integrate some applications with DocuWare. I finally was able to do it the way you say.

I finally was able to replace the document using another REST function.

I have not been able to do so with a HTTP POST:

/DocuWare/Platform/FileCabinets/{cabinet}/Documents/{document}

Instead, I have had to use the Section URL:

/DocuWare/Platform/FileCabinets/{cabinet}/Sections/{section}/Data

Hi.

I am trying to replace a document using REST API but I have not been successful.

These are the steps:

1. Download an existing document of the FileCabinet.

2. Make some changes to the downloaded file, i.e. sign it with a certificate.

3. Upload the changed document and replace the original one.

I use the POST call with the multipart/form-data option to do the third step but with no success.

I hope someone can help.

Thanks.

Hi.

I have been able to solve this by using an empty structure.

    ConfirmedData data = new ConfirmedData();
    HttpEntity<ConfirmedData> entity = new HttpEntity<>(data, headers);
    ResponseEntity<String> resp = rest.postForEntity(
        url + "/Workflows/" + wf + "/Instances/" + instance + "/Tasks/" + task + "/Decisions/" + decision + "/Confirm",
        entity, String.class);

Spring makes the JSON conversion process so I do not worry about the inner format.

I hope this can help.

Hi.

I am having the same problem. I have created some classes to recreate the structure but I do not know what information I must give.

public class ConfirmedData {
  public ConfirmedField[] ConfirmedFields;
}

public class ConfirmedField {
  WFFormFieldValue Value;
}

public class WFFormFieldValue {
  public Object Item;
  public int ItemElementName;
}

If I call the REST method without information I get the response: 500 INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR.

I hope someone could help.