CWS - Update Supplemental Markings Of A Node

Greetings,

I need to perfom an update with supplemental markings codes of a specific list of files which has security clearence levels. Each level and it's code. In order to avoid running on each file and doing it manually I'm willing to write a program which will use CWS and will irretate each file and will update each node with the correct SM codes.

I have created security clearance - supplemental markings tables already. With a name and code/level.

So far I used docmanclient() getnodes() to get the list of targeted nodes which I'm willing to make the update on. As I search in the array of the recieved node list I'm unable to find any field/property which has any connection to supplemental markings. I only find Security Clearance level names and so as Supplemental markings but there are no fields which contains the codes.

Is there a way to do it using CWS? So far I didn't manage to find any method which I can use in order to update those codes.

Thank you.

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Nizar Ghazal

Hi E-lior,

I suspect you might likely be testing on a version of Content Server where the Records Management/Classification/RMSecManagement webservices are defined in their own separate folders in the webservices folder of the OTHOME, so it may not be showing up in your test application by default as it isn't part of /cws/. I believe we rolled these all together into a core CWS package a couple of updates ago.

Right now, you can either add the end-points individually in your webserver, or you could copy all the relevant files, update the web.config (if you're using IIS) that you're currently retrieving to include the other svcs, so that when you hit /cws/ in your client application you get everything that your Content Server can offer.

A quick search through my Visual Studio reveals that the RMSecManagementClient has a GetItemSuppMarks() and a SetItemSuppMarks() function, which is probably what you need to retrieve and see any supplemental markings on a given node, or to add some.

Thanks,

Nizar

appuGmail

When working with RM functions , SC comes from that side of house one usually proxies wsdls from RM Soap functionality. When you install RM the RM Webservices are also thrown to the same place as the standard webservices are . One usually creates an application like the standard webservices.

I think you are missing that.

Ciao, Appu

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Greetings,I need to perfom an update with supplemental markings codes of a specific list of files which has security clearence levels. Each level and it's code. In order to avoid running on each file and doing it manually I'm willing to write a program which will use CWS and will irretate each file and will update each node with the correct SM codes.I have created security clearance - supplemental markings tables already. With a name and code/level.So far I used docmanclient() getnodes() to get the list of targeted nodes which I'm willing to make the update on. As I search in the array of the recieved node list I'm unable to find any field/property which has any connection to supplemental markings. I only find Security Clearance level names and so as Supplemental markings but there are no fields which contains the codes.Is there a way to do it using CWS? So far I didn't manage to find any method which I can use in order to update those codes.Thank you.
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Nizar Ghazal

Quick addendum/correction: I took a quick look at 16.2.9, and it seems these are separate folders, still. So, disregard me saying they'll be part of /cws/, that was wishful thinking on my part. :-)

Basically, what you'll want to do is copy everything from each other folder (except for their web.config files) into the cws folder.

Then, from each web.config, copy out the relevant service bindings, ex:

<binding name="RMSecManagementBinding" maxReceivedMessageSize="1024000"
messageEncoding="Text" transferMode="Buffered">
   <security mode="None">
       <transport clientCredentialType="None"/>
   </security>
</binding>
<binding name="RMSecManagementBinding_SSL" maxReceivedMessageSize="1024000"
messageEncoding="Text" transferMode="Buffered">
   <security mode="Transport">
       <transport clientCredentialType="None"/>
   </security>

From within basicHttpBinding, and:

<service behaviorConfiguration="RMSecManagementBehavior" name="OpenText.Livelink.Service.RMSecManagement.RMSecManagement_WCF">
<endpoint address="" binding="basicHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="RMSecManagementBinding"
bindingNamespace="urn:RMSecManagement.service.livelink.opentext.com"
contract="OpenText.Livelink.Service.RMSecManagement.IRMSecManagement_WCF" />
 </service>
From within the services.

The file will include some extra tidbits that the /cws/ web.config already has, so copying that shouldn't be necessary.

Bam, easy, all things RM/PO/RMSec/etc. will be found within /cws/. Unless, of course, you want to just make them separate mappings in the webserver. I prefer a catch-all end-point.