Problem in getting sandbox path in Content Database

Question

Hello all,
we have created a custom application using Oracle Content database API, which upload files to content database programmatically. For this we are using following code to retrieve sandbox
try
FdkCredential credential = new SimpleFdkCredential(username,password);
ManagersFactory session = ManagersFactory.login(credential,url);
FileManager fileM = session.getFileManager();
Item sandbox = fileM.resolvePath(sandbox_path, null);
Item workspace = (sandbox == null) ? null :
fileM.resolveRelativePath(sandbox.getId(),workspace_name, null);
catch(FDKException e)
e.printStackTrace();
Here, sandbox_path and workspcae_name are the names of sandbox and workspace in contentDB. credential, session and fileM are creating fine, but unable to get the sandbox Item.
when we are running the same application in local, it executed successfully and all the files uploaded successfully. There we didn't get any problem. But the same files when we ported to server and tried to upload files to content database we are unable in getting Item object that is sandbox. Instead of retrieving sandbox we are getting null value. Both custom files and Content Database are on same server.
Can anyone please help use why this is happening.

Answer 1

Hi Nitin,
I think you can use CODE similar to below.
Check the function module SXMI_XMB_SYSLOG_READ for more details. It contains similar logic.
  SUBMIT RSLG0000 LINE-SIZE 255
         WITH TR_TERM  EQ '*'
         WITH TR_DATE  EQ FROM_DATE
         WITH TR_TIME  EQ FROM_TIME
         WITH TR_EDATE EQ TO_DATE
         WITH TR_ETIME EQ TO_TIME
         WITH TR_CPU   EQ SERVER_NAME
       WITH TR_PAGES EQ '003'         " Begrenzung Anzahl Seiten
         WITH TR_USER  EQ LOOKING_FOR_USER
         WITH NOCODEVC EQ 'X'
         WITH NOCOTASK EQ 'X'
         WITH NOCOMAND EQ 'X'
         WITH NOCOTRAN EQ 'X'
         WITH NOCOTERM EQ 'X'
         EXPORTING LIST TO MEMORY
         AND RETURN.
  CALL FUNCTION 'LIST_FROM_MEMORY'
       TABLES
            LISTOBJECT = LIST_IN_MEMORY
       EXCEPTIONS
            OTHERS     = 99.
Thanks,
Ramakrishna
Message was edited by: Ramakrishna Prasad Ramisetti