Content element config summarizations

The content element configs describe which summarizations should be performed on the resulting data.

Each Conversation Web Service request should specify one the following content element configs:
Content element config Description
AttributeGroupListConfig Retrieves a list of attribute groups in a data domain. For details, see Retrieving lists of groups with the Conversation Web Service.
AvailableSearchKeysConfig Retrieves a list of the searchable attributes and search interfaces available in the data domain. For details, see Obtaining the available search keys.
BreadcrumbConfig Retrieves breadcrumbs (explicitly-selected refinements) in the current navigation state. For details, see BreadcrumbConfig.
EQLConfig Allows arbitrary EQL statements to be evaluated. If the request has one or more named states, this config must reference one (and only one) of the states. For details, see EQLConfig requests.
NavigationMenuConfig Contains inputs that define what is returned in the navigation menu. For details, see NavigationMenuConfig.
PropertyListConfig Returns all the attributes in a data domain. For details, see Obtaining a list of available attributes.
RecordCountConfig Returns the number of records in the state. For details, see Displaying record counts.
RecordDetailsConfig Configures the detail aspects of a returned record. For details, see Displaying record details.
RecordListConfig Contains inputs that define what is returned in a list of records. For details, see Configuring a record list.
SearchAdjustmentConfig Retrieves automatic spelling corrections and suggested corrections (Did You Mean) information. For details, see Retrieving spelling corrections and DYM in query results.
ValueSearchConfig Controls the behavior of a single value search. For details, see Value search query format.

Usage rules

The rules for using content element configs in a request are:
  • Each request may include multiple content element configs.
  • Each content element config may reference a maximum of one state.
  • If the request has one (and only one) unnamed state, then each content element config cannot have a state reference (because the state has no name).
  • If the request has one or more named states, each content element config must reference one (and only one) of the states. The exceptions are the AttributeGroupListConfig, AvailableSearchKeysConfig, and PropertyListConfig types, where specifying a state is optional.