Hope you are well. Sorry for the long hiatus. I have only just picked this up again.

I have managed to get all the core functionality working ie uploading, removing, choosing another file for a media and so on.

However, my current obstacle is with removing the relational XML when a file is removed. In Morten’s changeset, I can see a PerformRemoveRelation() but where I am stuck is -

How do I get the IRelationById (that is required by PerformRemoveRelation()) – The PerformFindRelation() returns this but I have no idea of how to implement this method.

I am thinking the ideal fix would be to call this.FindRelation() and then this.RemoveRelation() from within the PerformDelete() method

Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Shwetha

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Thanks!

The problem with the core Upload editor is that it tries to create the image from a file path, which it shouldn’t. Check out this change set by Morten in which the upload editor has been fixed in order to read the image from a stream (for which a handler is set in the repository’s Hydrate() method).

Hope this helps!

Thank you for your continued support with this.

Yes, you were right that I was missing config. What was happening was that I updated the web.config file directly instead of yhe web.template.config file. Once I updated the web.template.config file, the changes were carried forward to the web.config file :)

Now, to my most latest issue. I am able to upload content to our CDN (yipeee) but after the upload, in UploadEditorModel.cs (Source/Libraries/Umbraco.CMS.Web.PropertyEditorsUploadUploadEditorModel.cs) when the image is being rendered to the editor, Image.FromFile(file.RootedPath), an error is thrown that the file is not found.

With in the Repository class of the custom hive provider, I have set the RootPath to the CDN site something like this:

if (BlobHelper.CreateBlob(blob.ContentBytes, containingFolder, blob.Name))
{
blob.RootedPath = “>” + containingFolder + “/” + blob.Name;
}

In the code example project that you have provided, the File object had a Location attribute that is no longer present. The File object now has Name, RootedPath, RootedRelativePath.

I would be grateful for any help.

Thanks,
Shwetha

I’m guessing you’re either missing a config setting or the dependency was not get registered correctly in the Umbraco IoC container.
Have you created a ProviderDemandBuilder (a class inhereting Umbraco.Hive.AbstractProviderDependencyBuilder)? I remember this class being used to read the deep config settings and to create the dependency helper. If you have, can you add a breakpoint to the Initialise() method and verify its being called when you start up the application?

Sorry to bombard you with questions like this. I sorted out my previous issue with finding the source code. I have hooked my my custom hive provider class library with the umbraco 5 source solution. I have made all the required config changes in the root web.config file as well as in the ~App_DataUmbracoConfigumbraco.hive.config.

However, when I run the application, I receive an ‘Object reference not set to an instance of an object.’ error. This error occurring in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.GoGridStorageUmbraco.Hive.Providers.GoGridStorageEntityRepositoryFactory.cs. The method of interest in GetReadonlyRepository(). When I debug the solution, I can see that IoDependencyHelper is null. I dont know if I am missing any config.

Could you please shed some light on this.

Thanks,
Shwetha

Thanks for your reply.

Following your suggestion to download and run Umbraco locally, I tried to download the Umbraco 5 source code and reference this with my custom Hive provider. I have downloaded the source code from http://umbraco.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets by selecting ‘All’ from the Branch drop down. However, I cannot locate the solution to run in VS. The downloaded zip contains

- Notes
- Resources
- Sandboxes
- Source

I have looked at the ‘Source’ folder and cannot find the ‘Umbraco.Sln’.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks again,
Shwetha