CWS not creating folders/subfolders in Plumtree

Hi,
We are in the process of developing CWS for LiveLink using EDK 5.0.2. We would like the crawler to be able to mirror Livelink's folder structure in Plumtree. But I believe due to Issue #21434 , the crawler cannot programmatically create the folder /sub-folders. We are able to crawl the documents that are in the folders/subfolders.Is there a programmatic work-around for this ?
Thanks in advance.
Mihir

It's unnecessary to call back to the portal API for any of this information, and undesirable since it is relatively inefficient.
First regarding mirroring: you should simply have each instance of you IContainer objects return the array of immediate child objects. Then, the portal user simply needs to select "mirror folder hierarchy" and the portal will automatically mirror your underlying folder structure.
Secondly, regarding knowing the parent when getChildContainers is called: If you step back and look at how IContainerProvider and IContainer work together, this is easy:
The portal will call IContainerProvider.AttachToContainer() for every folder/container, passing in the "containerLocation" of your parent (or current) folder. At this point, you usually will (and probably should) create a new instance of your IContainer class, passing the "containerLocation" on to the initializer method of IContainer. IContainer should save this value in an instance variable inside the object.
Later on, the portal will call IContainer.getChildContainers() on this instance of IContainer. This method ought to look up the value of the instance variable and then use that to get access to the folder in the backend system. It should then be able to easily get a list of the immediate children of that folder, and return them in the array of ChildContainers.
I don't know that much about Livelink, but the "containerLocation" will be some value that allows your code to easily look up and get access to the underlying container in the backend system. For example, it may be a path, or an inode number, or some other key like that.
Anyway, once you understand how this works, you'll see that the portal then (eventually---exactly when and in what order is undefined) calls IContainerProvider.AttachToContainer() for each of the ChildContainers in the array, passing in the same "containerLocation" value as your code returned in the array, and the process continues recursively. (The very first top-level crawl gets its location from the crawler configuration, which is set by the user.)

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