The CAS Server produces certain CMS properties regardless of whether document conversion is enabled or not. The following record properties are common to CMS data sources.
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The URI of the object which, if defined, allows an application to access an object as a web resource. |
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The user name of the person who updated the content item. |
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The type of CMS repository. |
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The version of the CMS repository, such as
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The ID of the repository. |
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The unique ID of the item in the repository. |
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The unique ID of the item's content piece. |
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The path to the item in the repository,
including the name of item, such as
In cases where an item resides in several locations, the
property value for both
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The path to the parent of the item in the
repository, not including the name of the item, such as
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The name of the item. |
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The author of the item. |
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The number of pieces of content associated with the item in the repository. |
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The length in bytes of the content as reported by the CAS Server. |
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The creation date of the item. |
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The last modified date of the item. |
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The MIME type of the item. |
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An ACL entry for a user or group that can read the content of the item. |
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An ACL entry for a user or group that cannot read the content of the item. |
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An ACL entry for a user or group that can read the properties of the item. |
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An ACL entry for a user or group that cannot read the properties of the item. |
Here are additional notes concerning record properties produced by CMS crawls:
In addition to the properties listed above, an Endeca record may also contain properties that are specific to a CMS repository that are passed through to CAS. Such properties have a prefix of
Endeca.CMS.Misc.CMS data sources may be inconsistent in displaying the format of ACL property values. For example, property values could contain: user display name, user display name@domain, domain\user name, domain\group name, or domain\role name.
CAS makes its best effort to return names in the form [domain\](user name), [domain\](group name), and [domain\](role name), but CAS is limited by the capabilities of the underlying CMS and the values the CMS returns in ACLs.
