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Content Services 2.0 documentations for .Net

AlanChu

I am looking for documentation for CS2.0 for MS.Net. The only example that I can find is GetBranches. There is documentation for Java, but I can't find anything for .Net or how to use it in SOAP.

For example, do I need the factory object in .Net? if so, where is it?

Has anyone implemented CS2.0 in .NET? Are there any challanges?

Thank you.

Alan

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Migrateduser

There are some articles here on DevNet about implementing with .net

this article may be helpful
http:// >http://devnet.interwoven.com/site.fcgi/techlib/50399

lissa

AlanChu

I have seen the document already. It is the ONLY document that I can find related to .NET, and the only thing it has is getBranches. I am more looking for a whitepaper like documentation. Is there a good thorough API documentation? I also read the CS SDK Coookbook, it has more in-depth information, but still very high-level. In addition, it only demonstrates a few interfaces and is for Java. For example, I cannot find the factory interface in .NET. I assume, .Net uses different technique to establish the connection.

The things that I am looking for are: how do I schedule deployment and open-transform using CS2.0? More in-depth workflow management or job/task creation using CS2.0.

The biggest problem that we are having in our environment is that every time we schedule a deployment or perform any command-line tools; it opens a new JVM, which caused a huge performance problem when multiple workflows are on at the same time. We hope that the TS6.0 and CS2.0 will provide us an entry to work around the command-lines.

Thank you very much for your reply.

Alan

Adam Stoller

I don't believe that CS2.0 provides *any* interface for OpenDeploy - Java or .Net or anything.
However - if you are using OpenDeploy 5.6 SP1 (or greater) you can use the iwodcmd CLT rather than the iwodstart CLT. iwodcmd does *not* create a new JVM for each deployment. RTFM regarding iwodcmd.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

AlanChu

Here is the article about the problem with JVM using command-line.

https://support.interwoven.com/kb/kb_show_article2.asp?ArticleID=50057

Maybe you can explain the KB, but I have no doubt about it because it's the problem that we are having. We cannot have more then 2 people start a workflow at the same time. Part of the problem is due to our implementation, we customized entire workflow in .NET and use command-lines to achieve it because that's the only API available as no Perl/Java solution at the time. It¡¦s a huge performance issue in Windows environment.

We are really excited to see the SOAP API and incoming sharing JVM solution. I hope that by rasing this issue will help all Windows customers as well. At this point, we are looking into the CS2.0 to see what it can do for us. I am looking for some detailed documentation/Whitepaper about the APIs.

Thank you.

Alan

Adam Stoller

That article was most likely written prior to OpenDeploy 5.6 SP1 - If you haven't upgraded to 5.6 SP1 (or higher) - I suggest you do, and that you read the documentation regarding iwodcmd (as opposed to iwodstart).

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com