SourceFullName

FieldIncludeText.SourceFullName property

Gets or sets the location of the document using an IRI.

public string SourceFullName { get; set; }

Examples

Shows how to create an INCLUDETEXT field, and set its properties.

Document doc = new Document();
DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc);

// Below are two ways to use INCLUDETEXT fields to display the contents of an XML file in the local file system.
// 1 -  Perform an XSL transformation on an XML document:
FieldIncludeText fieldIncludeText = CreateFieldIncludeText(builder, MyDir + "CD collection data.xml", false, "text/xml", "XML", "ISO-8859-1");
fieldIncludeText.XslTransformation = MyDir + "CD collection XSL transformation.xsl";

builder.Writeln();

// 2 -  Use an XPath to take specific elements from an XML document:
fieldIncludeText = CreateFieldIncludeText(builder, MyDir + "CD collection data.xml", false, "text/xml", "XML", "ISO-8859-1");
fieldIncludeText.NamespaceMappings = "xmlns:n='myNamespace'";
fieldIncludeText.XPath = "/catalog/cd/title";

doc.UpdateFields();
doc.Save(ArtifactsDir + "Field.INCLUDETEXT.docx");

Shows how to create an INCLUDETEXT field, and set its properties (CreateFieldIncludeText).

/// <summary>
/// Use a document builder to insert an INCLUDETEXT field with custom properties.
/// </summary>
public FieldIncludeText CreateFieldIncludeText(DocumentBuilder builder, string sourceFullName, bool lockFields, string mimeType, string textConverter, string encoding)
{
    FieldIncludeText fieldIncludeText = (FieldIncludeText)builder.InsertField(FieldType.FieldIncludeText, true);
    fieldIncludeText.SourceFullName = sourceFullName;
    fieldIncludeText.LockFields = lockFields;
    fieldIncludeText.MimeType = mimeType;
    fieldIncludeText.TextConverter = textConverter;
    fieldIncludeText.Encoding = encoding;

    return fieldIncludeText;
}

See Also

FieldIncludeText.NamespaceMappings FieldIncludeText.TextConverter