How do I get Full Url to a Document?

Question

I am querying Document Folders using the IDocument Interface. The query returns the Url, but only a partial Url. I need to Full Url path in order to send to a user to access it. The URL being returned is only the last part (e.g. "_477_0_0_18/DeveloperGuide_PlumtreeNETWebControls_v2-1.pdf"). I need the first part (e.g. the http://.....)
Sample Code:
Protected Sub RetrieveDocumentDetails(ByVal intFolderID As Integer)
Dim customDataSet As New DataSet Dim newTable As New DataTable("TestTable") Dim newRow As DataRow
'Initialize Custom DataSet newTable.Columns.Add("CardName", GetType(String)) newTable.Columns.Add("DateCreated", GetType(String)) newTable.Columns.Add("DateModified", GetType(String)) newTable.Columns.Add("DocOwner", GetType(String)) newTable.Columns.Add("DocumentUrl", GetType(String)) 'newTable.Columns.Add("DocDescription", GetType(String))
'Instantiate Plumtree Remote Session Dim IPTRemoteSession As IRemoteSession IPTRemoteSession = RemoteSessionFactory.GetExplicitLoginContext(New System.Uri("http://cgi-clay01.clayton.com:8111/ptapi/QueryInterfaceAPI.asmx"), "Administrator", "")
'Query the Plumtree Document Manager passing in the Folder ID Dim PTDocumentManager As IDocumentManager = IPTRemoteSession.GetDocumentManager() Dim PTDocumentQuery As IDocumentQuery = PTDocumentManager.CreateQuery(intFolderID) Dim PTQueryResults As IObjectQuery = PTDocumentQuery.Execute() Dim i As Integer
'Loop throught the Document Query Results and load into the Custom Dataset For i = 0 To PTQueryResults.GetRowCount - 1 Dim PTDocument As IObjectQueryRow = PTQueryResults.GetRow(i)
newRow = newTable.NewRow() newRow("CardName") = PTDocument.GetName() newRow("DateCreated") = PTDocument.GetCreated() newRow("DateModified") = PTDocument.GetLastModified() newRow("DocOwner") = PTDocument.GetOwner() newRow("DocumentUrl") = PTDocument.GetStringValue(DocumentProperty.URL) '(I NEED THE FULL URL HERE) 'newRow("DocDescription") = PTDocument.GetDescription()
newTable.Rows.Add(newRow) Next customDataSet.Tables.Add(newTable) customDataSet.AcceptChanges()
'Bind Custom Dataset to Datagrid DataGrid1.DataSource = customDataSet DataGrid1.DataBind()
End Sub
Paul

Answer 1

You can insert layout breaks to change the number of columns throughout your document. This screenshot is from a newsletter I did in Pages 1/iWork '05, but this function is unchanged.
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