Is workaround found for GlideSysAttachment() in scoped application?

[Priya Shekar]

Is workaround found for GlideSysAttachment() in scoped application?

I see the below 2 threads have not got solutions yet.

How to use/replace GlideSysAttachment for scoped app?

Any workaround for GlideSysAttachment() in scoped application?

Thanks,

Priya

[Mike Allen]

You may be right.   You can call GlideSysAttachment.copy('sourcetable', 'sys_id', 'destinationtable', 'sys_id'); with no issue, so new may not be necessary.   I think global.GlideSysAttachment may help.   Unfortunately, my scoped app experience is limited at this point.

[Kalaiarasan Pus]

Same as mine. Haven't got any exposure on scoped apps so can't comment on that.

[salemsap]

Mike Allen is right.It should be new GlideSysAttachment();

[Priya Shekar]

If I am making it to new GlideSysAttachment();

I get the below error,

org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: undefined is not a function.

var grSysAtt = new GlideRecord('sys_attachment');

grSysAtt.addQuery('table_sys_id', this.incident.sys_id);

grSysAtt.query();

while (grSysAtt.next())

  {

var sa = new GlideSysAttachment();

Error=>var binData = sa.getBytes(grSysAtt);

var encData = GlideStringUtil.base64Encode(binData);

Thanks,

Priya

[Priya Shekar · Accepted solution]

Hi All,

        Removing getBytes() from scoped apps was a decision that ServiceNow made because getBytes() can cause an
out-of-memory exception that can bring down an instance, and a scoped app must never be given access to any call that can cause the failure of an instance.

        Alternative code for getBytes() and base64Encode will be getContent and getContentBase64 starting from the Fuji Patch 9 version.

var grSysAtt = new GlideRecord('sys_attachment');

grSysAtt.addQuery('table_sys_id', this.incident.sys_id);

grSysAtt.query();

while (grSysAtt.next())

  {

var sa = new GlideSysAttachment();

        sa.getContent(grSysAtt);
        sa.getContentBase64(grSysAtt);

}

Thanks,

Priya