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How to get property of a KM folder?

Posted on Jan 17, 2005 at 10:52 AM 13 Views

Dear all,

When I enabled the "versioning" and "approval" of a folder in KM repository, I can see the word "Versioning Enabled" and "Approval Enabled" at the detail page of a folder. However, I can't found any property or method can get this information from code. Do any one know how to get these informations?

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Sam

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    Posted on Jan 17, 2005 at 11:09 AM
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    You may have to use different services to get these properties. Use Statemanagementservice to check weather approval process is enabled or not. You may have look at the web log at Automating Document Approval Process through Custom Java iView to get the reference to the service. you can use the method sResource.getUtils().isStatemanagementEnabled()

    Arul

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    • Detlev Beutner Former Member
      Jan 18, 2005 at 11:55 AM

      Hi Sam,

      > Does the class "FolderSettings" exist in EP5?

      The easiest way is to look inside 😊

      If you would have done, you would have found it within knowledgemanagement/lib/wcmcontrol.jar; complete package is com/sapportals/wcm/control/util/FolderSettings.class.

      > Since I can't found it in the javadoc of PDK.

      In SAP EP Development, the golden rule sounds: "The less something is documented, the more helpful it will be." 😉

      > how can I check the access right of user

      > "everyone" is removed from a folder?

      For ACL introduction, see KM ACL - permissions for an KM directory and referenced thread.

      ACLs can exist on a resource or can be inherited (aclMan.getInheritedAcl(resource)!

      If someone has certain rights you can check by acl.checkPermission(...).

      Hope it helps

      Detlev

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