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#135812 - 11/06/06 07:24 AM Enable a filter via Java API
Vitus Just Signed Up Registered: 07/17/06 Posts: 2	Hi, is there a possibilty to enable or disable a filter via an API call. I tried the following: Code: context.login(); FilterCriteria c = new FilterCriteria(); c.setRetrieveAll(true); WorkflowObjectListCriteria w = new WorkflowObjectListCriteria(formName,0); Filter[] x = FilterFactory.findObjects(context,w,c); x[0].setEnable(1); But it does not work. What is wrong with my code? Thx a lot, Vitus
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#135858 - 11/09/06 10:53 AM Re: Enable a filter via Java API [Re: Vitus]
remedybuff Stealth Member Registered: 05/05/06 Posts: 76 Loc: New Jersey, USA	try to find the filter on the server this way, FilterFactory filterFactory = FilterFactory.getFactory( ); FilterKey key = new FilterKey( ); FilterCriteria criteria = null; if( FilterKey.GetBoolean( false ) { criteria = new FilterCriteria( ); criteria.setRetrieveAll( true ); } Filter filter = filterFactory.findByKey( context, key, criteria ); and then enable the filter.. Thanks, Anuj.
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