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Cssdk Pdf

JohnSmith

Hi All,

I am new for the CSSDK and want to use it for my all JAVA development tasks. Has anybody some docs/pdf based on CSSDK for beginner level.

Thanks,
John

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nipper

All I have seen are the javadocs, have you installed them ?

JohnSmith

All I have seen are the javadocs, have you installed them ?

Its already installed there and I can see cssdk APIs. I was looking PDF kind of doc which can help me how to start.

Thanks,
John

ISCBorisB

Its already installed there and I can see cssdk APIs. I was looking PDF kind of doc which can help me how to start.

Thanks,
John

There isn't much from the Vendor...

Javadocs has the same problem as all Documents of that nature. First reaction of any
developer is perhaps "Yeah, it's great to have dozens of Classes and Interfaces
described... How the **** do I put them together though to do what I need?!"

There used to exist "Interwoven Content Services for TeamSite Cookbook" Manual. Unfortunately,
it is now gone along with the supported J2EE Sample Application.

Download recent "Content Services for TeamSite, Release Notes" Manual from Support Site.
Take a look at the "Supplemental Information" Section, it may give you some ideas of where to start.

JohnSmith

There isn't much from the Vendor...

Javadocs has the same problem as all Documents of that nature. First reaction of any
developer is perhaps "Yeah, it's great to have dozens of Classes and Interfaces
described... How the **** do I put them together though to do what I need?!"

There used to exist "Interwoven Content Services for TeamSite Cookbook" Manual. Unfortunately,
it is now gone along with the supported J2EE Sample Application.

Download recent "Content Services for TeamSite, Release Notes" Manual from Support Site.
Take a look at the "Supplemental Information" Section, it may give you some ideas of where to start.

Thanks.. This is very helpful...

Rick Poulin

Here's the 10 second CSSDK 'how to':
The CSClient object is your starting point for doing anything and everything. You obtain an instance of CSClient in different ways depending on the execution context for your code, but once you have it, you're off to the races. When "reading" the javadocs, start with that class.

mart2001

Is there any PDF for dotnet? The CSSDK API shows all the Java classes... But doesn't show anything for dotnet.. :-(

Migrateduser

havent heard of any dotnet apis for it. perhaps you could look into the 7.3x documentation but IW has been very conspicuous of it Smiley Sad

Migrateduser

Here's the 10 second CSSDK 'how to':
The CSClient object is your starting point for doing anything and everything. You obtain an instance of CSClient in different ways depending on the execution context for your code, but once you have it, you're off to the races. When "reading" the javadocs, start with that class.

Rick this was really insightful.

Migrateduser

Hi,

Could we also post/repost this in the Teamsite product Line forum instead?

Rick Poulin

Is there any PDF for dotnet? The CSSDK API shows all the Java classes... But doesn't show anything for dotnet.. :-(

The CSSDK only comes in two flavours: Java and SOAP. If you want to code in .NET, you'll have to compile your API from the CSSDK WSDL.