Overview

Members

Name Type Description

eventTypes

anyType[]

 The List of Integer values identifying which event sources should be considered for relationships. If this value is null, all sources are considered. This value is ignored when saving the ExpertiseRelationshipSpec into the repository. It is only used on each interactive request.

excludedOrganizationScopes

expertiseOrganizationScopeType[]

 Organization scopes applied to exclude users from a relationship search

maxInactivity

int

 The maximum number of days that the relationship can be inactive. Any relationship that has been inactive longer than this number of days is ignored. The default value is 365 days.

maxStartTime

int

 The maximum number of days ago that the relationship could have started. Only relationships that started this number of days ago (or more recently) are considered. The default value is 3650 days.

minInactivity

int

 The minimum number of days that the relationship must be inactive Any relationship that has been active in this last number of days is ignored. This allows an application to protect very current activity from being visible. Current activity may be sensitive and therefore should be withheld from view. The default value is 0 days.

minScore

int

 The minimum match score. This is determined primarily by the directness of e-mail exchanges between a user and the target; that is, the number of mails sent directly between these individuals versus the number of forwarded or cc'ed mails. The default score is "1".

minStartTime

int

 The minimum number of days ago that the relationship could have started. Only relationships that started more than this number of days ago considered. Newer relationships are ignored. The default value is 0 days.

minUsers

int

 The minimum number of users who must have a relationship with the target. The default value is "0". This attribute is applicable only for company related APIs, finding contacts to a company, targets at a company and listing companies

userScopes

beeId<expertiseUserScope>[]

 The scopes that were used when this result was generated

visibility

relationshipVisibility

 The Visibility. This is the indicator of which relationships should be considered when selecting relationships.

Hierarchy

Examples

Below are examples in XML formats. All examples are shown with all inherited members. Quoting when required is part of the examples, but you must obviously populate with your own data.

XML Example

(show inherited members)

<obh:relationshipSpec xsi:type="obh:relationshipSpec" xmlns:obh="http://www.oracle.com/beehive" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
        <eventTypes>your_anyType_0</eventTypes>
        <eventTypes>your_anyType_1</eventTypes>
        <eventTypes>your_anyType_2</eventTypes>
         <excludedOrganizationScopes>your_expertiseOrganizationScopeType_0</excludedOrganizationScopes>
        <excludedOrganizationScopes>your_expertiseOrganizationScopeType_1</excludedOrganizationScopes>
        <excludedOrganizationScopes>your_expertiseOrganizationScopeType_2</excludedOrganizationScopes>
         <maxInactivity>your_int_0</maxInactivity>
         <maxStartTime>your_int_0</maxStartTime>
         <minInactivity>your_int_0</minInactivity>
         <minScore>your_int_0</minScore>
         <minStartTime>your_int_0</minStartTime>
         <minUsers>your_int_0</minUsers>
         <userScopes>your_beeId_0</userScopes>
        <userScopes>your_beeId_1</userScopes>
        <userScopes>your_beeId_2</userScopes>
         <visibility>your_relationshipVisibility_0</visibility>
 </obh:relationshipSpec>

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