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1.Webtop and DA are web applications.

And most common means of communication with the Content Server.

DAB-- Desktop application

2.Doc. Desktop

3.IDQL/IAPI - Low level interaction with the Content Server.

4.DFC based

5.** When a doc is locked up,only functions like

viewing the content of the file and

exporting the file is possible. **

6. For edit option on the Doc, Content server is involved

in the checkout process.

DA********Username,Login name, Email address*********.

7. Launching an application to view or edit content is a capability


of client application and not of content server

8. Format-- identifies the editing application for the document.


9.A Type can be used to refer to all the objects of that type as a
set.

10. r_ --- controlled by the content server.cannot modified by users


and applications.

i_ --- used internally by CS.cannot be viewed by users and


applications.

a_ --- is used by applications and can be modified by app and


users.

_ --- is not stored in the rep.But computed by CS as needed.

eg:- _changed.

11.A registered Table can be used as an object type and its columns
can be used as properties.

12.r_lock_owner -- for the lock owner.

13.An object type is a template for creating a object. An object is


an instance of its type.

14.Inherited properties are stored in the tables for the supertypes


where they belong.

15.Internally,CS uses DB views that join app tables to retrieve all


the needed prop's of the type together.

16.DQL queries can be executed using - DA,DFC,IDQL,Webtop.


17.A registered table -- object.

columns --- properties

18. CS retrieves the docs for which the user is authenticated.

19.User and Today etc keywords are replaced dynamically.

20.Virtual Doc -- supports online collaboration.

- A set of independent documents r treated as one doc

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