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2.2 Use Cases

Here you will find typical use cases for the Unified API.

Content Delivery

Situation: You want to deliver content that is stored in the CoreMedia CMS, for example, when generating a website.

Solution: The Unified API is used inside the CoreMedia Content Application Engine to access persistent data. The engine is used for efficient caching on higher levels. JSPs render your content.

Form-driven Content Modification

Situation: You want to create a web application that allows certain recurring modifications of the content, for example, changing a price information.

Solution: Again, you use the CoreMedia Content Application Engine, this time augmented with the write functionality of the Unified API.

Command Line Tool

Situation: You want to create a command line tool that automates certain administrative tasks, for example, the creation of users with a predefined set of query content items.

Solution: You program the tool using the Unified API, possibly starting with the base client provided as a code example.

Automated Agents

Situation: You want to create background processes that perform automated actions when certain events occur, for example, starting a workflow when a content item is moved into a certain folder.

Solution: You create an appropriate repository listener using the Unified API and add the required actions in Java code.

Workflow Actions

Situation: You want to perform very complicated actions during certain workflow tasks.

Solution: You program a workflow action using the Unified API, updating content objects and workflow variables as needed. You might want to create a user-specific session for modifications.

Performers Policies

Situation: You want to control the set of users to whom a certain task is offered.

Solution: You program a performer policy using the Unified API, evaluating the state of workflow variables and referenced content while determining one or more users who may execute the task. Possibly, you also create a right policy to limit the permissible activities of the chosen users.

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