Defines the content type and the server-side Java implementation that automatically classifies a document of the defined content type. You must create the Java classifier by implementing the
interface. To specify the content type of the documents for which a
object will apply, set the MimeType property. To specify the implemented Java classifier, set the ProgId property. Each
object that you create and save in a given object store is automatically added to the object store's collection of
objects.
The following tables list the members exposed by IDocumentClassificationAction.
Public Properties
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MimeType | Specifies the Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) format string of the content data carried by this document, annotation, or document classification action. For For For Each content element that is attached to a document or annotation has its own MIME type, which is specified by its
MIME is a communications protocol that allows for the transmission of data in many forms, such as audio, binary, or video. A MIME format string consists of a content type, a content subtype, and an optional parameter in the format: "MIME::content type/subtype[;parameter]". For example: "MIME::text/html". MIME defines the following content types:
The following MIME types are specific to FileNet:
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Public Methods
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ChangeClass | Changes the class of a Content Engine object. The new class must already exist and both it and the original class must be subclasses of the same base class. The method does not modify the security for an object, even if the object's current security is derived from the default security for its source class. For the object's user-defined properties, the following rules apply:
When the class of a document object is changed, the default document lifecycle policy of the new class will only be applied to the document object's
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