Images Links list iview

Question

Hi we want to have an iview that list images but images link, when you click on the image you go to a internal or external link, that is very normally in web:
IMAGE1(internal link1)
IMAGE2(external link2)
IMAGE3(...)
IMAGE4(...)
IMAGE5(...)
We want to have the images and the links in a folder of km,
is possible to do that without developing with standar Iviews or flexible user interface?
in case of we have to develope, we have to read the images and the links of KM, can anyone provide me an example to do that?
Thanks in advanced.
Regards.

Answer 1

Hi,
This code
* Returns contents of a given folder
private IResourceList getFolderContents(String folder){
     // Access relevant resources in the KM
     IResourceList list = null;
     IPortalComponentRequest request = (IPortalComponentRequest)this.getRequest();
     IUser user = (IUser)request.getUser().getUser();
     if(user.isAuthenticated()){
          RID rid = new RID(folder);
          IResourceContext rContext = new ResourceContext(user);
          try{
               IResourceFactory rFactory = ResourceFactory.getInstance();
               IResource resource = rFactory.getResource(rid, rContext);
               if(resource.isCollection()){
                    ICollection collection = (ICollection)resource;
                    list = collection.getChildren();
          }catch(ResourceException e){
               // You can make this avaiable for debuging
               //myForm.addRawText("<script>alert('ResourceException in getFolderContents()');</script>");
     return list;
}// End Method getFolderContents
will give you the list of all resources in a folder.
This code
IResourceList list = getFolderContents(folder);
IResourceListIterator listIt = list.listIterator();
while(listIt.hasNext()){// Display all valid news items
     IResource res = listIt.next();
     try{
          RID rid = res.getRID();
          displayName = res.getDisplayName();// Resource name
          description = res.getDescription();// Resource description
     }catch(ResourceException rE){
          // You can make this avaiable for debuging
          //myForm.addRawText("<script>alert('ResourceException in doProcessBeforeOutput');</script>");
will call that method and then iterate over all resources grabbing their display names and description properties.
I would simply create a DynPage project for this.
Best regarsd,
Patrick.