Server side usage of iManage.dll

Background: We are prototyping server side document processing using MS Word xml document format. We are parsing a document in order to replace tags with data before pushing the modified document to WorkSite. I've mocked up an very simple proof of concept ASP.NET application using the 8.2 iMange.dll on the server and can successfully carry out a log in to WorkSite on the server (using the windows identity passed from the client browser), return the DMS user ID and then import a static document to the DMS.

If any developers (inside or outside of Interwoven) can offer any hints and tips for using the iManage COM objects in a server environment I'd be very grateful. Or maybe it is as easy as it seems Smiley Happy

Regards

Neil

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Neil

iManage.dll has a object called "SmartNRTDMS" and then create a iManDMS object off of this object.

Also, if you are using this in a .NET application, you should ensure to calle dispose() method on the DMS and Session object when you are done. iManage.dll is a COM dll and if you don't dispose off all objects, you may run into some memory leak issues.

Let me know if you have any specific questions

Thanks
Sheetal

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