Nathan,
Instead of creating a new Entry object, why don't you do a set of the
existing entry, and then do a setEntry of that?...probably easier
On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 9:58 AM, Nathan Brandt nathanrbra...@gmail.comwrote:
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I am trying to modify Title of a Knowledge Article via Remedy Java APIs.
This is what I am doing in a nutshell. I don't get any error, but Title
does not get modified. Any clues what might be wrong?
Entry gets retrieved properly as a result of getOneEntryObject, but
setEntry does not work.
String qualification = '302301021' = \ + articleGuid + \;
QualifierInfo qual1 =
context.parseQualification(RKM:KnowledgeArticleManager, qualification);
int[] fieldIds1 = {1};
OutputInteger nMatches1 = new OutputInteger();
// Retrieve entries from the form using the given qualification.
Entry searchEntry =
context.getOneEntryObject(RKM:KnowledgeArticleManager, qual1, null,
fieldIds1, true, nMatches1);
String requestId = searchEntry.get(1).toString();
Entry newEntry = new Entry();
// 302300502 is the field id of Title
newEntry.put(302300502, new Value(Neue Title));
context.setEntry(RKM:KnowledgeArticleManager, requestId,
newEntry,null,0);
~ Nathan
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