alf_node.delete: Deletes an Alfresco node

In alfr: Connectivity to 'Alfresco' Content Management Repositories

Description

Deletes an Alfresco node identified by node_id. If the node is a folder then all the delete recurses through the primary children.

Usage

alf_node.delete(session, node_id, permanent = FALSE)

Arguments

session	valid Alfresco repository session
node_id	node id to delete
permanent	indicates whether the node is permanently deleted or places in the trashcan where where it can be recovered from. FALSE by default.

Examples

# try to establish a connection to the alfresco content repository
my_session <- tryCatch(
                alf_session("http://localhost:8080", "admin", "admin"),
                error = function(e) NULL)

if (!is.null(my_session)) {

  # create document
  my_new_document <- alf_node.new(my_session, node_id="-root-",
    list(
      name = "example.txt",
      nodeType = "cm:content",
      relativePath = "example"
    ))

  # upload content
  my_new_document$content$update(
    system.file("extdata", "sample.txt", package="alfr"))

  # get details of document node
  my_document <- alf_node(my_session, relative_path = "example/example.txt")

  # output the name of the document
  print(my_document$name)

  # output the details of documents content
  print(my_document$content$mime_type)
  print(my_document$content$mime_type_name)
  print(my_document$content$size)
  print(my_document$content$encoding)

  # read document content
  my_content_file <- file(my_document$content$as.file(), "r")
  my_content <- readLines(my_content_file)
  close(my_content_file)
  print(my_content)

  # upload new content
  my_updated_document <- my_document$content$update(
    system.file("extdata", "modified_sample.txt", package="alfr"))

  # print updated content size
  print(my_updated_document$content$size)

  # delete document
  alf_node.delete(my_session, my_document$id)
}

Example output

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