I call the method
DLAppServiceUtil.addFileEntry(repositoryId, folderId, file.getName(),
mimeType, title, description, "log", file, serviceContext);
to add a document success, but it just a basic document, how to specified it document type?


Thanks.

Hi python,

You'll have to pass document type Id in "fileEntryTypeId" parameter name and need to set it in serviceContext object as attributes which is the last parameter in the function.

You may also need to set metadata field values which you have created in your custom document type. Check how Liferay OOTB stores it.

Hope this might help you.

Thanks,
Tejas

Hi, Tejas,
Thank you for your reply first, but still not success.
I create a custom type "Shipment Pre-alert" in document library, then to do this[
code]//set file entry type
long fileEntryTypeId = DLFileEntryTypeLocalServiceUtil.getFileEntryType(groupId, type).getFileEntryTypeId();
Map<String, Serializable> attributes = new HashMap<String, Serializable>();
attributes.put("fileEntryTypeId", fileEntryTypeId);
serviceContext.setAttributes(attributes);
but it occur exception: {"exception":"com.liferay.portlet.dynamicdatamapping.StorageException: com.liferay.portal.NoSuchUserException: No User exists with the primary key 0"}
What's problem? and what is the "dynamicdatamapping".




Thanks,
python.

You need to debug through below classes to check what exactly is causing this.
debug addFileEntry method of class
You should get exact problem.

And regarding

As I've mentioned you might also need to provide metadata field values which you have configured for your custom type "Shipment Pre-alert".

I have solved this problem, set userId in ServiceContext it well, serviceContext.setUserId(user.getUserId()).

Thanks.

That is great ...

Just want to add one more thing over here.
For commonly used variables you can use below method to prepare serviceContext which will fill all the basic properties like userId, companyId, scopeGroupId, etc ..


For more details on which all properties it's filling for you, just check out com.liferay.portal.service.ServiceContextFactory class.

Thanks,
Tejas

OK, Thanks your help.