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Overview | API Classes | Enumeration Constants | Status Codes |
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FileNet Content Services User Administration API OverviewThe FileNet Content Services User Administration Application Program Interface (CS User Admin API) is a packaged version of existing Saros Programming Interfaces exposed through the Visual Basic Administrative Toolkit, and the Content Services Administration Tool Suite. The API enables the development of administrative applications for Content Services using Visual Basic, and supplies additional functionality to that available in the standard API. The following terms and concepts are discussed in this document:
For more information about terms and concepts related to administering user and group objects, see the FileNet Content Services API Manual, release 5 series documentation on the FileNet website. The CS User Admin API does not include an installer program and must be installed on a system that is configured with the FileNet Content Services libraries version 5.5 or later. However, the CS User Admin API should not be installed on a system where the CS Admin Tools or Web Admin Tools are already present.
Before you begin to develop with the interfaces, you must perform the following steps:
To access the CS User Admin API from Microsoft Visual Basic:
The CS User Admin API has the following support restrictions:
Using the CS User Admin API Documentation To the left is a table of contents. Click on any topic to jump to that page. When you click on a bold topic, you will see a list of subtopics in that category. You can also click any of the words in the color bar above to jump to the main categories. At the upper left in the color bar is a Search button. Use this to search for one or more words in the Help text. See the Tips on the search page for help in constructing your search criteria. When you select a page in the search results, use your browser's Find command to quickly find the text on the page. See the General information topics for information about contacting FileNet, the license agreement, and a glossary. If you encounter a word in the Help text that you don't understand, click Glossary at the top of the page. Then click the alphabetic grouping that contains the word's first letter to jump to that part of the alphabet |
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