Difference between revisions of "Extend automation 6.0"
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* '''Event''' field indicates on which type of events is evaluted the rule. | * '''Event''' field indicates on which type of events is evaluted the rule. | ||
* '''At''' field has two possible values post or pre. '''post''' indicates execution before element is created at OpenKM, '''pre''' indicates execution when element is yet created. With example will be more clear, with '''post''' we can change the path where a document will be created, with '''pre''' the document is yet created but we can move to other path. | * '''At''' field has two possible values post or pre. '''post''' indicates execution before element is created at OpenKM, '''pre''' indicates execution when element is yet created. With example will be more clear, with '''post''' we can change the path where a document will be created, with '''pre''' the document is yet created but we can move to other path. | ||
| − | * '''Exclusive''' field | + | * '''Exclusive''' field enabled stop the evaluation is rule is executed. Automation can have several rules, one or more can be evaluated and executed at same time ( in order defined by field '''Order''' ), but if a rule with exclusive field enabled is executed then automation stops here ( it's similar concept than firewall rules ). |
[[Category: Extension Guide]] | [[Category: Extension Guide]] | ||
Revision as of 20:02, 1 November 2012
OpenKM automation by default is not enabled to enable it you should execute some sql queries to enable it.
Refer to Automation section to configure automation rules in your OpenKM.
Refer to Extend automation to extend automation validators and actions.
Add new rule
Click 
will be shown a screen like this:
- Order field indicates execution preference among the other rules.
- Name field is some name to identify the rule.
- Event field indicates on which type of events is evaluted the rule.
- At field has two possible values post or pre. post indicates execution before element is created at OpenKM, pre indicates execution when element is yet created. With example will be more clear, with post we can change the path where a document will be created, with pre the document is yet created but we can move to other path.
- Exclusive field enabled stop the evaluation is rule is executed. Automation can have several rules, one or more can be evaluated and executed at same time ( in order defined by field Order ), but if a rule with exclusive field enabled is executed then automation stops here ( it's similar concept than firewall rules ).
