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I have a property tag 

<property id="accountNumbers">0000111|00000222|000033</property>

I am able to read and separate using pipe but I am looking for the method to upload these values into fileNet where accountNumbers field is set to multi-value property. My guess is

doc.getProperties().putValue( accountNumbers, String.valueOf( accountNumbersSplit) );

I have created a list of those values by separating with the name accountNumbersSplit and trying to upload this list into accountNumbers field.

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this is how I have separated and stored in a List 

String [] accountNumbersSplit = groupNumberValue.split( "\\|" ); 
List <String> accountList = Arrays.asList( accountNumbersSplit);

this is how I am trying to upload 

doc.getProperties().putValue( accountNumbers, String.valueOf( accountNumbersSplit) );
Gary
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    You may get more help if you show what you have tried so far. – Scary Wombat Feb 07 '19 at 01:02
  • this is how i have separated and stored in a List String [] accountNumbersSplit = groupNumberValue.split( "\\|" ); List accountList = Arrays.asList( groupNumberSplit ); this is how i am trying to upload doc.getProperties().putValue( accountNumbers, String.valueOf( accountNumbersSplit) ); – rsharma Feb 07 '19 at 01:18

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If your property is a multi-value, than it's property datatype should be PropertyStringListImpl, so the value you want to set it to, has to be of datatype StringList -> Try using the StringList datatype when putting the value... also the first argument in putValue() is the name of the property (String), so is accountNumbers a String containing the correct propertyname? 

StringList accountNumbersSplit;
doc.getProperties().putValue(propertyName, accountNumbersSplit);
milan j.
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