Delete

The delete operation corresponds to a move operation from the authoring area to the trash

Similar to the operation move

Required parameters:

• the area for the source document
• the document id for the source document
• the task id

Delete screen

URL :

{document-URL}?lenya.usecase=delete&lenya.step=showscreen

usecase sitemap:

          <map:match pattern="delete" type="usecase">
            <map:match pattern="showscreen" type="step">
              <map:generate src="content/info/delete.xsp" type="serverpages"/>
              <map:transform src="xslt/info/delete.xsl">
                <map:parameter name="use-request-parameters" value="true"/>
              </map:transform>
              <map:call resource="style-cms-page"/>
            </map:match>
          </map:match>
          

The parameters for the source are get with the serverpage through the page envelope input module. The destination area is set to trash in the stylesheet. A form (build with the xslt transformation) sends then the parameters as request parameters with the new URL.

Delete confirmation

URL :

{document-URL}?lenya.usecase=delete&lenya.step=delete&...{source parameters}

usecase sitemap:

          <map:match pattern="delete" type="usecase">
            <map:match pattern="delete" type="step">
              <map:act type="task">
                <map:redirect-to session="true" uri="{request-param:parenturl}"/>
              </map:act>
            </map:match>
          </map:match>
        

The action org.apache.lenya.cms.cocoon.acting.TaskAction calls the execution of the ant task.

The ant target deleteDocument is in the publication :

{publication}/config/tasks/targets.xml

and depends on the different targets

• firstareaproperties, to set the needed properties dependent of the source area
• secareaproperties, to set the needed properties dependent of the destination area
• newarchivedocumentid, to compute the unique destination id from the source document id (Same logic like for the archive)
• firstdocumentpath, to compute the directory of the contents for the source (Needed for the revisions and the rcml files)
• secdocumentpath, to compute the directory of the contents for the destination (Needed for the revisions and the rcml files)
• setIdentifier, to save the source document id (in the dc:identifier). Necessary to be able to restore later the document
• move, to execute the different move operations

More about ant task, see the documentation Ant Task and the Javadoc