livelink url reference manual

Good day, Im wondering id there is a manual, reference guide, etc that can help me find the correct use of the livelink url actions? like objAction=download, delete, etc

I've benn searching and cant find any documentation with this information

Regards

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Kyle_Swidrovich

Hi Pablo,

What are you trying to accomplish?

The general Content Server URLs are not designed as an API for general public use and their behaviour could change over time.

Public use URLs are short links and /link/ URLs.

Cheers,

Kyle

Colin_Schmidt

Something like this:

?func=admin.index Admin pages

?func=distributedagent.AgentStatus Distributed Agent Dasahboard

?func=ll&objtype=148&objaction=browse Content Server System

Etc.???

Colin J

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livelink url reference manual

Posted bypgonzalez@ecmsolutions.com.mx (Gonzalez, Pablo) On 10/10/2018 11:05 AM

Good day, Im wondering id there is a manual, reference guide, etc that can help me find the correct use of the livelink url actions? like objAction=download, delete, etc

I've benn searching and cant find any documentation with this information

Regards

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cdube

Hello,

As I know the NODEACTION:<operation> under CS16, there is no way to create an Email Folder. It would have been interesting to know the &objAction that creates such a folder...

Thanks.

Chris.

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@cdube

There are APIs on offer why not use that? Another way to do this is to observe the POST using Fiddler and then use WR and an Ajax call(WR has examples called Requests Library). Unless the community demands WR tags OT is not going to provide a tag but if you can find an oscripter chances are a tag can be made in probably less than a day. You might also want to check developer.opentext.com to see if CS REST API offers that . What I posted is about a SOAP(CWS) API that exists which is considered old and archaic.