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Detlev Beutner

How to inherit automatically folder properties

Posted on Sep 29, 2004 at 02:07 PM 14 Views

Hi there,

is there any automatism provided such that if I have a folder A, where for example State Management is activated, and I create folder B within folder A, that on folder B State Management will be activated (here: with the same step definitions as in folder A) too? The same question for the other properties depending on activated RepServices, like Manual Ordering, Versioning etc.?

I know how to "inherit" this step by step programatically (not too less work), but isn't this a standard feature?!?! At least I imagin that it is a standard request?!

If not, how about implementing in the future...

- a boolean property on a folder of type "inherits" or so

- or to implement a standard "inheritance" repository service?

Thanks in advance

Detlev

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    Detlev Beutner
    Posted on Oct 05, 2004 at 11:09 PM
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    Hey there,

    nobody out there with any idea? Thilo, Karsten? The question isn't that complicated, is it? Take your chance to get more points to be far more ahead of me!? 😉

    Waiting, waiting...

    Best regards

    Detlev

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