com.atlassian.confluence.api.service.content

Interface ContentService

All Known Implementing Classes:

ContentServiceImpl

@ExperimentalApi
public interface ContentService

Provides methods for creating, reading, updating and deleting Confluence Content objects such as Pages, BlogPosts and Comments.

Since:

5.5

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Interface and Description
static interface	ContentService.ContentFetcher A content fetcher that also allows fetching many, this exists as a separate interface to allow the type system to only offer fetchMany methods when appropriate.
static interface	ContentService.ContentFinder A finder for locating content
static interface	ContentService.ParameterContentFinder A content finder allowing various parameters to be set to restrict the fetched content.
static interface	ContentService.SingleContentFetcher
static interface	ContentService.Validator Provides methods for validating the create, update and delete methods.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Content	create(Content newContent) Create a piece of content.
Content	create(Content newContent, Expansion... expansions) Create a piece of content.
void	delete(Content content) Removes a piece of Content from the system.
ContentService.ContentFinder	find(Expansion... expansions) Create a ContentFinder for locating content, the expansions will be applied to each piece of content that matches the finder.
Content	update(Content content) Updates a piece of content.
ContentService.Validator	validator() Get the validator view of the ContentService.

Method Detail

find

ContentService.ContentFinder find(Expansion... expansions)

Create a ContentFinder for locating content, the expansions will be applied to each piece of content that matches the finder. Content will be retrieved by using the fetch methods on the returned ContentFinder.

For example, to fetch the first 50 blog posts in the DEV Space :

      contentService.find()
     .withSpace("DEV")
     .withType(ContentType.BLOG_POST)
     .fetchMany(new SimplePageRequest(0,50);
     
 

Parameters:

expansions -

Returns:

create

Content create(Content newContent)
        throws ServiceException

Create a piece of content.

Valid ContentRepresentations for the ContentBody can be found in the documentation on the ContentBodyConversionService.

Parameters:

newContent - the content to create

Returns:

the content created

Throws:

ServiceException - if the content cannot be created

create

Content create(Content newContent,
               Expansion... expansions)
        throws ServiceException

Create a piece of content.

Valid ContentRepresentations for the ContentBody can be found in the documentation on the ContentBodyConversionService.

Parameters:

newContent - the content to create

expansions - the particular expansions will be applied to the new created content

Returns:

the content created

Throws:

ServiceException - if the content cannot be created

update

Content update(Content content)
        throws ServiceException

Updates a piece of content.

Valid ContentRepresentations for the ContentBody can be found in the documentation on the ContentBodyConversionService.

Content with an existing status of ContentStatus.TRASHED that is updated to have status ContentStatus.CURRENT will be restored from the trash, provided that the version in the supplied Content is correct and the user has permission to perform the restore.
Any other changes to the Content being restored will be discarded.

Parameters:

content - the updated Content

Returns:

the updated content after being persisted

Throws:

ServiceException

delete

void delete(Content content)
     throws ServiceException

Removes a piece of Content from the system.

The way that this method behaves depends on whether the Content being deleted supports trashing, and its current status:

• Trashable content currently includes Pages and Blogpost, which can have two statuses relevant here:
  1. current, in which case calling this method will trash the content
  2. trashed, in which case calling this method will fail. Clients should use ContentTrashService.purge(Content) to permanently delete trashed content.
• Non-trashable content (e.g. Comments, Attachments) will be immediately and permanently purged from the system, without being updated to have trashed status.

The methods ContentTrashService.trash(Content) and ContentTrashService.purge(Content) can be used for content that is known to support trashing.

Parameters:

content - the content to remove

Throws:

ServiceException - if the content cannot be found, or cannot be deleted

validator

ContentService.Validator validator()

Get the validator view of the ContentService.

Returns:

a Validator that can be used to validate service requests.