Iterator attItr = change.getTable(ItemConstants.TABLE_ATTACHMENTS).iterator();

while (attItr.hasNext()) {
IRow row = (IRow) attItr.next();

String fileName = row.getValue(new Integer(“1046”)).toString();

File file = new File(MAIN_PATH+fileName);

System.out.println(“Downloading “+fileName+” from “+change.getName());

InputStream stream = ((IAttachmentFile) row).getFile();

try (FileOutputStream outputStream = new FileOutputStream(file, false)) {
int read;
byte[] bytes = new byte[8192];
while ((read = stream.read(bytes)) != -1) {
outputStream.write(bytes, 0, read);
}
}
}

Internet explorer have known issues, they are across orgs, seems like only some version of IE are suited for Agile. drop a SR with oracle. The issue is unique to the browser.

those are called stubs, check for those in the path

<<version>>_Java_Webservice_Samples\JavaWebserviceSamples\build\built

for some reason I couldn’t upload the screen shot those will be in ws_stubs.jar

-Raj M

A simple px will do, hardly 2 hrs of coding and configuration.

-Raj M

what is your java version? depending on java version I can suggest you the script changes that you may need to run high volumes in libsync.

After multiple issues faced by perception software, at the search engine company we wrote our own lib sync which allowed us to customize the data when needed.

Recently upgraded from 9.3.1.1 to 9.3.6.10 with out any issues, we done some test run on the lower environments for a span of 2-3 months, once we resolved all the issues we went live with prod. Though we didn’t go to https yet.

There are multiple work arounds,

1. export the results from the search query, writhe sdk to update the values as desired, much simpler way is to write a agile query and update the data in sdk itself.
2. if you are aware of how database tables are organized in the backend, you can you simple sql statements.