Hi Olivier,

Ok I think this is a good idea, but where could I find the default liferay document portlet? How to see the source code??

Thanks,
Romain.

Hi Romain,

sorry for the late reply.

You can find the document library portlet in the control panel or you can add the "document library display porlet" onto each page you like by using the "add application" menu. If you're using Liferay trunk or nightly builds I think it should be called "documents and media portlet" or sth that way (if I remember right).

The source code from the jsps can be found at "webapps \ ROOT \ html \ portlet \ document_library*". If you need the backend/ bean code download Liferay src and look out for DL* interfaces and classes like e.g. "DLFolder" which defines a folder or "DLFileEntry" which defines any element uploaded to the document library . If you want to add/ modify/ delete a file/ folder from the document library take a look at the DL*LocalServiceUtil classes e.g. DLFolderLocalServiceUtil.

HTH Oli

Thank you so much Olivier (and sorry for the delay..)

I found all files and the document portlet and I managed to find the link to download a file ! It possible to use it in an other portlet like that :
Java code

DLFileEntry fileEntry =com.liferay.portlet.documentlibrary.service.DLFileEntryLocalServiceUtil.getFileEntry(fileId);
fileEntry = fileEntry.toEscapedModel();

long fileEntryId = fileEntry.getFileEntryId();
long folderId = fileEntry.getFolderId();
String name = fileEntry.getName();
String extension = fileEntry.getExtension();
String title = fileEntry.getTitle();

ThemeDisplay themeDisplay=null;
if (renderRequest != null) {
  themeDisplay = (ThemeDisplay) renderRequest.getAttribute(WebKeys.THEME_DISPLAY);
}
String fileUrl = themeDisplay.getPortalURL() + themeDisplay.getPathContext() + "/documents/" + themeDisplay.getScopeGroupId() + "//" + folderId +  "//" + HttpUtil.encodeURL(HtmlUtil.unescape(title));

HTML code

<a href="<%=fileUrl %>">Download the file</a>

Thank olivier!!

It is fine we can create document link as suggested above.
But when we do not have themdisplay object how can we create that link?
What I have is just fileentry object inside my model listener?
Anyone has any idea?

Dear Romain NIO,

Create link for file works perfect .Can we create HyperLink for folder ???




Thanks & Regards
Manish Banwari lal yadav

DLFileEntry fileEntry =com.liferay.portlet.documentlibrary.service.DLFileEntryLocalServiceUtil.getFileEntry(fileId);

Can Any one Suggest me where we get it fileId value?

When I am using this code then give the following error:
fileId cannot be resolved to a variable...

Thanks,
Pawan

Hi Pawan,

I think it is fileEntryId.

Please use codes mentioned below, as an example to get fileEntryId.

First Create a long variable fileEntryId .


List<DLFileEntry> ls = com.liferay.portlet.documentlibrary.service.DLFileEntryLocalServiceUtil.getDLFileEntries(-1,-1);

for(DLFileEntry ts:ls)
{

fileEntryId = ts.getFileEntryId();

}

Thanks,