/// <summary>
/// Generates a document given a template and some data
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public ProdoctivityService.DocumentGenerationResponse GenerateDocument(String xmlData)
{
using (ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityServiceSoapClient client = new ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityServiceSoapClient())
{
//Getting user and password from app.config
string user = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["prodoctivityUser"],
password = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["prodoctivityPassword"];
int templateHandle = int.Parse(System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["sampleTemplateHandle"]) /* ProDoctivity Sample Template */;
var request = new ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityDocumentGenerationRequest()
{
Contexts = new List <ProdoctivityService.GenerationContext>(
new ProdoctivityService.GenerationContext[] {
new ProdoctivityService.GenerationContext()
{
Data = XElement.Parse(xmlData), //This is where your data is located
Documents = new List <ProdoctivityService.Document>(
new ProdoctivityService.Document[] {
new ProdoctivityService.Document()
{
TemplateKey = "word" + templateHandle, //This template's key must match "word + <the key of your template>
Dispositions = new List <ProdoctivityService.DocumentDisposition>(
new ProdoctivityService.DocumentDisposition[] {
new ProdoctivityService.DocumentDisposition()
{
DispositionKey = "prodoctivity", //For this specific endpoint your disposition name MUST be "prodoctivity"
Parameters = XElement.Parse("<data xmlns=\"http://documentgeneration.prodoctivity.com/2011/\"><DocumentKey></DocumentKey><KeywordMap></KeywordMap></data>")
}
}
)
}
}
),
Id = "MyGenerationId" //This is your own personal ID, you set here whatever you want. This is just a way to distinguish a document from another one in your response
}
}
),
Dispositions = new List <ProdoctivityService.Disposition>(
new ProdoctivityService.Disposition[] {
new ProdoctivityService.Disposition()
{
ClassName = "ProdoctivityDocumentGenerationLib.ProdoctivityInsertDisposition, ProdoctivityDocumentGenerationLib",
Key = "prodoctivity",
GlobalParameters = XElement.Parse("<data xmlns=\"http://documentgeneration.prodoctivity.com/2011/\"></data>")
} //This one MUST be sent as is, sorry
}
),
DocumentHandle = templateHandle,
UserName = "******", //Find out what are your fluency generator credentials. Chances are that if you didn't change anything it's probably this
Password = "******",
ProdoctivityUsername = user,
ProdoctivityPassword = password,
ProdoctivityAgent = null,
ResultType = ProdoctivityService.ClientRequestResultType.Inline //Inline result means that this client will wait for fluency to generate the document and return it in Response.Data. This only applies for one template and one context
};
return(client.GenerateDocumentFromProdoctivityDocumentHandle(request));
}
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The new document's handle</returns>
public string SampleContext()
{
using (ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityServiceSoapClient client = new ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityServiceSoapClient())
{
//Getting user and password from app.config
string user = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["prodoctivityUser"],
password = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["prodoctivityPassword"];
var xml = client.GetTemplateSampleContextXml(user, password, null, int.Parse(System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["sampleTemplateHandle"]) /* ProDoctivity Sample Template */);
return(xml.ToString());
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Queries a document by it's document handle
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The new document's handle</returns>
public ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityDocument GetDocument(int documentHandle)
{
using (ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityServiceSoapClient client = new ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityServiceSoapClient())
{
//Getting user and password from app.config
string user = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["prodoctivityUser"],
password = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["prodoctivityPassword"];
var document = client.GetDocument(
user,
password,
null,
documentHandle,
false // Setting this to false means that we are getting that specific version. Setting it to true means getting it's latest version regardless of which one you provided
);
return(document);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Saves a document using ProDoctivity's API given it's parent in order to save a new version of it.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// In this sample we are saving a word document into ProDoctivity by using the SaveDocumentWithKeywords operation
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="originalDocumentHandle">Document handle of it's parent version</param>
/// <returns>The new document's handle</returns>
public int SaveDocument(int originalDocumentHandle)
{
using (ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityServiceSoapClient client = new ProdoctivityService.ProdoctivityServiceSoapClient())
{
//Getting user and password from app.config
string user = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["prodoctivityUser"],
password = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["prodoctivityPassword"];
var data = new ProdoctivityService.ArrayOfBase64Binary();
//Loading data from a sample document that is in Resource.resx
data.Add(Resource.Document1);
var documentData = new ProdoctivityService.DocumentData()
{
Data = new ProdoctivityService.KeywordData()
{
//Creating a list of keywords with only one keyword
Keywords = new List <ProdoctivityService.Keyword>(
new ProdoctivityService.Keyword[] {
new ProdoctivityService.Keyword()
{
DataType = ProdoctivityService.DataTypes.Alphanumeric, //This keyword's data type is Alphanumeric, although there are more
KeywordHandle = 1, //Keyword with handle 1 is a sample keyword. Do not use this in production
Value = "Test" //Sample "Test" value
}
}
)
}
};
var newDocument = client.SaveDocumentWithKeywords(
user,
password,
null, // null agent because we are doing direct authentication
1 /* Sample Pages, do not use this in production */,
data,
originalDocumentHandle, // lastVersionDocumentHandle. This means that this new document is a newer version of the provided one. This is very important in order to save a new version
MSWORD_CONTENT_TYPE, // MSWord content-type. This value is important if you are saving a docx document
documentData
);
return(newDocument.DocumentHandle);
}
}
