DAPI.CODENODE - retain classification of copied object

I am using the DAPI.copyNode function to copy node with their metadata and permissions. The source nodes has classifications.

For example, I have a folder A with classification as "client" and folder B with classification as "opportunity". Now I need to make a copy of folder B into folder A while retaining the classification on copied object, i.e. the new folder should have classification as "opportunity".

While using DAPI.COPYNODE to copy the folder B into folder A, sometimes the folder retains the source classification("opportunity") and sometimes it inherit the destination classification("client")

How to retain source classification while copying an object using DAPI.COPYNODE.

Any input would be very much appreciated.

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Appu_Nair1

Using DAPI directly is not much good. Look at many posts including from mine saying how to use lliapi

You have to create a template node if you look you will see many examples once the LLNode object is gotten all operations are possible on it and a lot of direct DAPI is avoided in all earnest there will get translated into the DAPI layer

All modules include classification and RM understand the LLNode concept so you will find lots of examples in their I spaces

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DAPI.CODENODE - retain classification of copied object

Posted by Khan, Abdul On 04/29/2016 11:00 AM

I am using the DAPI.copyNode function to copy node with their metadata and permissions. The source nodes has classifications.For example, I have a folder A with classification as "client" and folder B with classification as "opportunity". Now I need to make a copy of folder B into folder A while retaining the classification on copied object, i.e. the new folder should have classification as "opportunity".While using DAPI.COPYNODE to copy the folder B into folder A, sometimes the folder retains the source classification("opportunity") and sometimes it inherit the destination classification("client")How to retain source classification while copying an object using DAPI.COPYNODE.Any input would be very much appreciated.

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Abdul Khan

Sorry for the late response, this issue is on hold for some time due to other high priority issues.

I will try the LLAPI.COPYNODE and will update this post.

Thanks

eLink User

I would try with a LLIAPI operation and see if you have better luck

I was able to snippet some stuff for RM classification.Perhaps if you are using regular classification(551) this may not work

"copy RM classificationsproperly.txt" can be accessed via the following link: https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/cs.dll/Properties/62796887

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RE [EXTERNAL]DAPI.CODENODE - retain classification of copied object Posted byKhan, AbdulOn 05/04/2016 06:37 AM

Sorry for the late response, this issue is on hold for some time due to other high priority issues.I will try the LLAPI.COPYNODE and will update this post.Thanks
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