AquaLogic Interaction Administrator Guide

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Mapping Source Document Attributes to Portal Properties Using the Global Document Property Map

The Global Document Property Map provides default mappings for properties common to the documents in your portal. When users import documents into the portal (either manually or through a content crawler), property values can be extracted from the source documents according to the property mappings you specify in the associated content types and the property mappings from the Global Document Property Map.

To access the Global Document Property Map you must be a member of the Administrators Group.
When a user imports a document into the portal, the portal performs the following actions:
  1. The portal determines which content type to use, based on the Global Content Type Map or the content crawler's content type settings.
  2. The portal populates property values based on the property mappings in the content type.
  3. If there are additional mapped properties in the Global Content Type Map (not included in the content type's property mappings), the portal populates the property values, based on those property mappings.
Therefore, you can map common properties in the Global Document Property Map and specify only special mappings, default values, and override values in content types.
Note: Some property mappings are set when the portal is installed so that the portal can produce some general metadata even if you do not create any specialized mappings.
  1. Click Administration.
  2. In the Select Utility drop-down list, choose Global Document Property Map.
  3. Create mappings between portal properties and document attributes.
    Note: Some property mappings are set when the portal is installed so that content crawlers can produce some general metadata even if you do not create any specialized mappings.
    • To add a property mapping, click Add Property; then, in the Add Property dialog box, select the properties you want to add and click OK.
    • To associate an attribute, click the property name and, in the text box, type the associated attributes, separated by commas (,).

      The first attribute with a value populates the property.

    • To delete a mapping, select the mapping and click .

      To select or clear all of the mapping check boxes, select or clear the box to the left of Property Name.

    • To toggle the order in which the properties are sorted, click Property Name.
    Note: You can map any attribute from the source document. For information on source document attributes, refer to the documentation for the third-party software.

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