service document

In the case of CMIS, the containers are called repositories, which is what you see listed in the service document.

You can see that the service document contains useful information, including the names of the repositories.

Each collection element listed in the service document represents a container within which some piece of content can be stored.

Preliminary Service Manual development also other service document validation & confirmation, writing service bulletin as requirement.

The Atom protocol specification defines an XML format known as a service document that a client can use to introspect an endpoint.

Since the annotation service provides an AtomPub interface, you can define its usage using an AtomPub service document, given in Listing 2.

The server should respond with a service document that enumerates the collections available to the client as illustrated in Listing 3.

She can now associate the service task with the service document that she created.

Unfortunately, that information does not actually exist in the service document.

This message, BIP3769, also confirms the service document URL value that must be configured into the SFM console.

With the service document in place, the annotation service is essentially usable with the AtomPub interface.

The Atom service document is how a service tells you know what is available.

In both cases, the Atom service document lists the top-most Atom collections where you can find content.

The response contains an Atom service document with a single element and element for each library (see listing 1).

Using categories in Atom is a matter of knowing where to look for them (the service document), and what's permissible.

In that case, the service document includes a pointer to that document.

The service document shows what workspaces and collections are available.

To retrieve the service document, send a HTTP GET request to the service document URI.

This service returns a service document containing a link for libraries and feed.

To retrieve this service document, you need to know the server name along with a user ID and password to connect to the server.

For example, consider the default service document for the Blogapps server (see Listing 1).