How to assign RM Classification to Custom Web Node?

I have created Custom Node with Folder Type ($TypeFolder) and able to assign categories to that Node. I would like to assign RM Classification to the same Custom Node. Could anyone please give me a hint to do that?

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John W. Simon, Jr.

Sorry, you have me confused. There is already a $TypeFolder...it is subtype 0. Are you saying you created a new node based on a folder? What is the subtype for your new custom node?I believe the answer is you have to add your custom node subtype to the [Classification] section of your opentext.ini...[Classification]SubTypes={0,144,custom node subtype}this allows the object to show up in the "managed objects" section of your Admin pages.

omprakash

custom node subtype 2011, and Parent Type is $ApplTypeFolderThanks

David_Caughell

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Hi Vivek,

As John mentioned, you need to make a modification to youropentext.ini file. It would be a good idea to first go to your Managed Objectsadmin page and see what currently appears there. By default, the following aresubtypes that can be managed:

Compound Document (136)

Document (144)

Folder (0)

Text Document (145)

Each subtype will also display its subtype number. Thecorresponding entry in the [Classification] section of the opentext.ini file is

SubTypes={136,144,0,145}

To add your subtype:

SubTypes={136,144,0,145,2011}

Ensure you don’t make any changes to the RegisteredSubTypes key,as this is a system generated key and is not to be modified.

David.

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custom node subtype 2011, and Parent Type is $ApplTypeFolder		Posted by vivek.rao@capgemini.com (Rao, Vivek) on 2009/08/04 04:38
In reply to: Re - assign RM Class to Custom Node		Posted by conocoadmin (Simon, John) on 2009/07/30 08:46

custom node subtype 2011, and Parent Type is $ApplTypeFolder

Thanks

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