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InputStream stream = new ByteArrayInputStream(contentString.getBytes("UTF-8"));
CustomContentProperties properties = new CustomContentProperties();
properties.setProperty("customProperty", new StringValue("value"));
String contentName = "content name";
String contentType = "text/plain";
if(contentManager instanceof IChannelContentManager channelContentManager) {
// Using the Java NIO-based API introduced in Blueriq 17.4
GUID contentId = channelContentManager.create(Channels.newChannel(stream), contentName, contentType, properties, context.getSessionScope().getActiveUser());
} else {
// Using the stream-based API that was deprecated in Blueriq 17.4 and might be released in a future release
GUID contentId = contentManager.create(stream, contentName, contentType, properties, context.getSessionScope().getActiveUser());
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The properties object may be used to store additional properties with the content. The contentId will be required to read, update or delete this content at a later time.
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The following code snippet shows how to retrieve the string that was created in the previous example.
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InputStreamif(contentManager instanceof IChannelContentManager channelContentManager) { // Using the Java NIO-based API introduced in Blueriq 17.4 } else { // Using the stream-based API that was deprecated in Blueriq 17.4 and might be released in a future release InputStream stream = contentManager.readData(contentId, context.getSessionScope().getActiveUser()); String contentString = new String(StreamUtil.getBytes(stream), "UTF-8"); } |
To retrieve the custom property you may use the readMetadata method, for example:
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