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Livelink 9.7.1 & Contract Lifecycle Management 2.1
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I have implemented CLM at a couple of places.As far as metadata is imported you may have to use OI.Right now the OI does not support Binder and Contracts subtype but an API for the same is available as well
Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?
James Thurber, New Yorker cartoon caption, June 5, 1937
Certified OT Developer and probably certfiable,Livelink ECM Champion 2008
Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?
James Thurber, New Yorker cartoon caption, June 5, 1937
Certified OT Developer and probably certfiable,Livelink ECM Champion 2008
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Thanks for the quick reply appnair. Mind my newbness, I'm still working on CLM in my dev vm - I have contracts within an Oracle database that I need to import into LL\CLM, each contract has four metadata attributes I need to import including misc docs/pdfs. Are you suggesting a developer may need to be involved in this migration process?
no the standard way of legacy decommissioning is to use the product called object importer.it expects you to plug in values like this a very rudimentary example
As you can see you can write a simple ascii file that is called the control file using Oracle using the syntax that livelink expect(note the example I have given is not what it looks like).If you put it into the "watched folder" of the livelink server it will process the file and create the object with associated metdaata.
The whole premise about CLM is there are two new subtypes being introduced called the Binder and the Contract.Inside those goes documents,folders etc.What I said was you are not able to create "Binder" or "Contract" with OI but you can do the documents and metadata with it.
Hope I am not making it worse.I also found that if you need I could use plain old lapi to do the contract file and the binder subtype also that would require you to have a C#,C++,Java or VB programmer to operate on lapi code.OI is very simple way of doing a lot of things in livelink.A littel bit of scripting is all you need to know.
Resaerch OI if you can it is not a free LL module
Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?
James Thurber, New Yorker cartoon caption, June 5, 1937
Certified OT Developer and probably certfiable,Livelink ECM Champion 2008
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Syntax is wrong just for display it follows psuedo xml like
<Node object="document" action="create">
<livelink metadata firstone="I got this from oracle">
<livelink metadata secondone="I got this from oracle">
<livelink metadata thirdone="I got this from oracle">
</node>As you can see you can write a simple ascii file that is called the control file using Oracle using the syntax that livelink expect(note the example I have given is not what it looks like).If you put it into the "watched folder" of the livelink server it will process the file and create the object with associated metdaata.
The whole premise about CLM is there are two new subtypes being introduced called the Binder and the Contract.Inside those goes documents,folders etc.What I said was you are not able to create "Binder" or "Contract" with OI but you can do the documents and metadata with it.
Hope I am not making it worse.I also found that if you need I could use plain old lapi to do the contract file and the binder subtype also that would require you to have a C#,C++,Java or VB programmer to operate on lapi code.OI is very simple way of doing a lot of things in livelink.A littel bit of scripting is all you need to know.
Resaerch OI if you can it is not a free LL module
Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?
James Thurber, New Yorker cartoon caption, June 5, 1937
Certified OT Developer and probably certfiable,Livelink ECM Champion 2008
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