A file in the social file sharing system

The Files CMIS API introduces the following features to support the ability to softdelete and later choose to purge or restore select resources in the system.

The Files CMIS API provides the following extension elements for use in CMIS responses.

The Files CMIS API introduces the following features to express the whosharedwhatwithwhom relationship on select resources.

Recommendation documents contain the representation for the set of recommendations managed by the service for a single resource. For each recommendation, the document contains a mapping between the user who recommended the resource and the date and time that it was recommended.

An administrative policy that can be enforced by a repository.

The Files CMIS API introduces the following features to enable the ability to manage recommendations on select resources.

Download history documents contain the representation for the set of download activities that have been logged by the service. This resource can be paged per the Atom Publishing Protocol (RFC5023).

Folder

The Files CMIS API defines the following link relations.

The Files CMIS API provides the following extensions for use in CMIS clients to simplify interaction from a browser client that needs to use an HTML form to perform binary transfer operations.

The root object in the repository

To update resources made available through the Atom APIs, you must retrieve the service document for the application.

The Files CMIS API provides media types for a download history document and a recommendations document. It also uses some existing media types.

Container for user contributed folders

Files that have been moved to trash storage

The Files CMIS API imposes some query restrictions on the CMIS query specification.

A brief plaintext comment about an item

The Files CMIS API introduces the following features to support the ability to introspect downloads for a select resource.

The Files CMIS API uses the following namespaces and prefixes when referring to XML or XML schema elements in the text or examples.

Document

IBM Lotus Connections publishes a series of additive extensions to the CMIS standard to expose the Files application through the CMIS APIs.

These are the CMIS object types that can show in repositories exposed in the Files CMIS API.

Container for user contributed files

An explicit, binary, directional, noninvasive, and typed relationship between a source and target object.