After some month of development. I am cleaning up my code.
To follow my own conventions I would like to change some names in document types.
So I tried to change the name of a document type from osde_40:Glossar to osde_40:glossar !
I did the changes in the exported YAML-Files and bootstraped the application with the changes.
That worked so far.
When using a document with that type in a list I get a log entry saying that the document type osde_40:Glossar is not found by the DocTypeService (?) and the bean attributes are not availiable in the template. After filtering the list by a facet and removing the filter everything works fine.
I assume I missed to change the name somewhere. Can you give me a hint ?
Is my approach for that kind of change the correct one?
Is there a better way to achieve, what I want?
Hi Thomas,
Document type names are also present in your .cnd file. Unfortunately cnd is very strict and only fields additions and type additions are changes that are backwards compatible, see [1]. So this may seems to be alright locally on clean bootstrapped data, but once you deploy on existing data there is going to be a RepositoryException.
So before looking into the dropdown issue, I’d test a deployment locally on existing storage to see how the upgrade behaves. I’m not expecting this change to take in.
I forgot to mention, that I also changed the .cnd file.
What exactly does that mean ?
Here are all steps I performed:
I changed the name in the .cnd file
I changed the yaml of the documentType in src/main/resources/hcm-config/namespaces/osde_40/Glossar.yaml
I changed the documents, created with that documenmt-type under src/main/resources/hcm-content/content/documents/osde_40/glossar.yaml
I changed the filter in the facet: src/main/resources/hcm-content/content/documents/osde_40/glossarFacets.yaml
I deleted the gnerated bean-Class
I deleted storage- and target folder, before starting the application
Shouldn’ that work?
I know decided to create a new document-type and deleted the other one- since I do not have a productive version yet, that is an option.
But I would like to really understand what is going on!!
This should work yes but I expect this to fail if you do NOT delete local storage, i.e. deploy on a storage with osde_40:Glossar in the cnd (and instances).
However, if you don’t have osde_40:Glossar definition nor instances in production yet, it can work.
Then you should have a look where the log entry (saying osde_40:Glossar is not found) comes from, based on what data (facets, right?).
Thanks for your response.
As I decided to create a new doctype and delete the old one-
I can not reproduce the error (I also did not commit the changes )
But as I remember it was the `DocumentTypesService’ !
At the end for me is important, that I had the correct approach