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how to insert dynamic row in table of confluence page using java dynamically

mayank shukla
mayank shukla November 8, 2014

i have created one java program (used main method only) for parsing some website content using jsoup.now i want to insert that data into confluence page through my code.i have a separate code which update my page content by new content.but i want to insert row dynamically with my value in page of confluence.i have shared my code where i used put( ) method.on the place of this what should i use...

 

public class Main {
 private static final String BASE_URL = "https://xxxxx.atlassian.net/wiki";
 private static final String USERNAME = "xxxxxx";
 private static final String PASSWORD = "xxxxxx";
 private static final String ENCODING = "utf-8";

 private static String getContentRestUrl(final Long contentId,
 final String[] expansions) throws UnsupportedEncodingException {
 final String expand = URLEncoder.encode(
 StringUtils.join(expansions, ","), ENCODING);
 return String
 .format("%s/rest/api/content/%s?expand=%s&os_authType=basic&os_username=%s&os_password=%s",
 BASE_URL, contentId, expand,
 URLEncoder.encode(USERNAME, ENCODING),
 URLEncoder.encode(PASSWORD, ENCODING));
 }

 public static void main(final String[] args) throws Exception {
 final long pageId = 00000000;
 HttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient();
 // Get current page version
 String pageObj = null;
 HttpEntity pageEntity = null;
 try {
 HttpGet getPageRequest = new HttpGet(getContentRestUrl(pageId,
 new String[] { "body.storage", "version", "ancestors" }));
            
HttpResponse getPageResponse = client.execute(getPageRequest);
 pageEntity = getPageResponse.getEntity();
 pageObj = IOUtils.toString(pageEntity.getContent());
 } finally {
 if (pageEntity != null) {
 EntityUtils.consume(pageEntity);
 }
 }

 // Parse response into JSON
 JSONObject page = new JSONObject(pageObj);

 page.getJSONObject("body")
 .getJSONObject("storage")
 .put("value","removing my existing data and set new one");

 int currentVersion = page.getJSONObject("version").getInt("number");
 page.getJSONObject("version").put("number", currentVersion + 1);

 // Send update request
 HttpEntity putPageEntity = null;

 try {
 HttpPut putPageRequest = new HttpPut(getContentRestUrl(pageId,
 new String[] {}));

 StringEntity entity = new StringEntity(page.toString(),
 ContentType.APPLICATION_JSON);
 putPageRequest.setEntity(entity);

 HttpResponse putPageResponse = client.execute(putPageRequest);
        
 putPageEntity = putPageResponse.getEntity();

 } finally {
 EntityUtils.consume(putPageEntity);
 }
 }
}
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November 9, 2014

Hey, do you think of something like this?

// List
		ArrayList<String[]> people = new ArrayList<String[]>();
		people.add(new String[] { "Alice", "Director", "San Diego", "23" });
		people.add(new String[] { "Bob", "Chairman", "Austin", "24" });
		people.add(new String[] { "Darth", "Sith Lord", "Las Vegas", "56" });
		String middleText = null;
		for (String[] person : people) {
			middleText = middleText + "<tr>" + "<td>" + person[0] + "</td>"
					+ "<td>" + person[1] + "</td>" + "<td>" + person[2]
					+ "</td>" + "<td>" + person[3] + "</td>" + "</tr>";
		}
		String text = "<body>"
				+ "<h1>Products</h1>"
				+ "<table>"
				+ "<tr>"
				+ "<th>Name</th><th>Position</th><th>Residence</th><th>Age</th>"
				+ "</tr>" + middleText + "</table>" + "</body>" + "<p> </p>"
				+ "<p> </p>" + "<p>"
				+ "<ac:structured-macro ac:name='gallery'>"
				+ "<ac:parameter ac:name='columns'>1</ac:parameter>"
				+ "</ac:structured-macro>" + "</p>";
page.getJSONObject("body").getJSONObject("storage").put("value", text);
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mayank shukla
mayank shukla November 20, 2014

Thank you so much J.D.i really appreciate your help. now i am able to insert rows dynamically in table.this code will be run as a schedule job to get some data from some sites and put in this table as a week based or day to day job.my problem is suppose first day i run my code and it get 10 records and put in table in 10 rows.whenn next day again i will run my code and if it will get 10 more records.than i want that this 10 record will add after old 10 records.if you give any sample code like above it will very helpfull.again Thanks for your help.

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