How to get IInfoObject's path?

I am developing a post processing publication extension to password protect pdf ( for web intelligence reports ) . For that I need the path of the source file to be encrypted.

Hi Akash,
By the path of source file, I assume that you are referring to the frs path.
The frs path can be found from the query builder.
Execute the query
Select * from ci_infoobjects where si_kind='webi' and si_instance=0 and si_id=<webi report id>
Look for the property SI_FILES. In this there is a subproperty bag named as SI_PATH which holds the input frs path for the report.
Now as you are looking to implement publication extension, you would need to use BusinessObjects SDKs to get the details.
So the work flow would be to
1. Logon to Enterprise system
2. Query the infostore to retrieve the report from the repository.
3. Call the getFiles() method on the infoobject which will return IFiles.
4. Call the getFRSPathURL() on the IFiles object, it would return the String for the frs path.
Below is a small snippet logic
=====================
IInfoObjects infoobjects=infoStore.query("select * from ci_infoobjects where si_instance=0 and si_kind='webi' and si_id=reportid ");
IInfoObject infoobject=(IInfoObject)infoobjects.get(0);
IFiles files=infoobject.getFiles();
String frsPath=files.getFRSPathURL();
=======================
More details can be found from the developers guide and api reference guide available at www.help.sap.com
Hope it helps you move in the right direction.
Thanks,
Prithvi

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