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  • Jon Dunfee 199 posts 468 karma points
    Feb 14, 2014 @ 00:05
    Jon Dunfee
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    Still have to publish on destination server

    Say I have 3 pages with a macro generating a nav. [Item1], [Item2], [Item3]

    We use Courier to deploy from environment 1 to environment 2.  Rename [Item2] to [ItemTwo] and deploy the updated node.

    I expect the nav to reflect as [Item1], [ItemTwo], [Item3]. Instead it shows up as [Item1],[Item3].  

    [ItemTwo] disappears entirely until I go into the back-office of environment 2 and perform a Save & Publish on the updated [ItemTwo] node.  I can cycle the app pool, reboot the server - doesn't matter. I can even access the page (domain/ItemTwo) just fine. None of the macros see the page until the page is republished.

    Looking at the courier log, the PublishDocument event fires and I don't see any other errors.  What's the deal??  There a hidden setting or something in Courier or Umbraco to actually perform the publish doc after a Courier deployment??

    This is Umbraco v6.1.6 using Courier 2.7.8.36. The navigation macro is using XSLT.  In the umbracoSettings.config I have XmlCacheEnabled, XmlContentCheckForDiskChanges and ContinouslyUpdateXmlDiskCache set to False.  The site is well over 25k nodes.

  • Jon Dunfee 199 posts 468 karma points
    Feb 25, 2014 @ 22:36
    Jon Dunfee
    0

    I've determined this impact is only to XSLT-based macros and after a Courier deployment I can Republish Entire Site at the root level to reset the cache, but users using Courier will not have access to the target environment so I need to automate this or ??  I rewrote the macro to Razor and it's working fine; unfortunately, the performance is terrible for what I'm trying to output.  Do I need to create a ItemEventProvider for Courier to kick off a umbraco.library.UpdateDocumentCache(id) for each Document published?

    I started down this path; however, UpdateDocumentCache is listed as obsolete stating this is no longer necessary.  I don't know if it's feasible to kick off an umbraco.library.RefreshContent() after the entire package is complete as it takes several minutes since I have XmlCacheEnabled set to false.

     

  • Jon Dunfee 199 posts 468 karma points
    Mar 02, 2014 @ 19:06
    Jon Dunfee
    101

    Here's my solution. If anyone has a better one, I'm all ears!

    using System;
    using Umbraco.Core;
    using Umbraco.Courier.Core;
    using Umbraco.Courier.Core.Diagnostics.Logging;
    using Umbraco.Courier.Core.Enums;
    using Umbraco.Courier.Core.ProviderModel;
    using Umbraco.Courier.ItemProviders;
    
    namespace MyNamespace.Umbraco.Events
    {
        public class EventSubscriber : IApplicationEventHandler
        {
            private void UpdateDocumentCache(object sender, ItemEventArgs e)
            {
                //this is Courier Item, not a native umbraco document
                var d = e.Item as Document;
    
                //the current provider used 
                var provider = sender as ItemProvider;
    
                //queue the event "UpdateDocumentCache" in the DBtransactionComplete queue
                //this will then be executed after the DB transaction is done.
                if (d != null && d.Published && provider != null)
                    provider.ExecutionContext.QueueEvent("UpdateDocumentCache", d.ItemId, null,
                                                         EventManagerSystemQueues.DBTransactionComplete);
            }
    
            #region IApplicationEventHandler
    
            public void OnApplicationInitialized(UmbracoApplicationBase umbracoApplication,
                                                 ApplicationContext applicationContext)
            {
            }
    
            public void OnApplicationStarting(UmbracoApplicationBase umbracoApplication,
                                              ApplicationContext applicationContext)
            {
            }
    
            public void OnApplicationStarted(UmbracoApplicationBase umbracoApplication,
                                             ApplicationContext applicationContext)
            {
                DocumentItemProvider.Instance().PostProcessed +=
                    new EventHandler(UpdateDocumentCache);
            }
    
            #endregion
        }
    
    
        public class CourierUpdateDocumentCache : ItemEventProvider
        {
            public override string Alias
            {
                get { return "UpdateDocumentCache"; }
            }
    
            public override void Execute(ItemIdentifier itemId, SerializableDictionary parameters)
            {
                Guid g;
                //if the itemId is a valid Guid we will fetch a umbraco document from it
                if (Guid.TryParse(itemId.Id, out g))
                {
                    try
                    {
                        //get the native umbraco document object
                        var d = new umbraco.cms.businesslogic.web.Document(g);
                        var cs = ApplicationContext.Current.Services.ContentService;
                        var c = cs.GetById(d.Id);
                        cs.Publish(c); // let the magic happen
                    }
                    catch (Exception ex)
                    {
                        //logging of errors
                        RevisionLog.Instance.AddItemEntry(itemId, this.GetType(), "UpdateDocumentCache", ex.ToString(),
                                                          LogItemEntryType.Error);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    Coincidentally, there is one line that is using an obsolete call (var d = new umbraco.cms.businesslogic.web.Document(g)), but I didn't spend a great deal of time to figure out how else to take the Courier guid and translate to a Content object since IDs are numeric.  When I look at the Document object it's executing a direct SQL scalar call, so no translation to the preferred object like many other obsolete references.

  • Jon Dunfee 199 posts 468 karma points
    Mar 08, 2014 @ 04:46
    Jon Dunfee
    1

    Are you KIDDING me?!?!  I just stumbled onto this post: http://www.growingwiththeweb.com/2012/10/making-umbraco-courier-publish-on.html Well, all this effort was a learning exercise in attaching events to Courier, I suppose.

    <configuration>
      <appSettings>
        <add key="CourierRepublish" value="true" />
      </appSettings>
    </configuration>

    Yeah, that's much easier.  I'm surprised it's not documented in the official docs sure woulda saved me some long days/nights.

  • Jon Dunfee 199 posts 468 karma points
    Mar 16, 2014 @ 20:36
    Jon Dunfee
    0

    It wasn't that easy afterall.  The web.config setting only publishes single file deployments; it does NOT apply to revisions.  So, my effort was not a waste as I had to revert to using my event handler.  I may play around with it considering someone has to "install" the revision on the target server, I may revert to the web.config setting again and just add to the workflow process a step to tap the "Republish entire site" on the root node.

  • Jay 410 posts 636 karma points
    Mar 21, 2017 @ 17:55
    Jay
    0

    Hey Jon,

    I'm having similar issues and i'm trying to do the same. But I'm stuck at

    DocumentItemProvider.Instance().PostProcessed

    I can't seems to be able to find .Instance() not sure why. I've tried searching it in the forum but can't find similar thing

    Any idea?

    Thanks

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