Stored Search Extensions
The Stored Search Extensions add-on is created by Search Designer. This add-on feature contains a class and properties representing the information that is selected by the user by using Search Designer, such as the object stores and folders to search, object types and subclasses to query, the search criteria for each object type and the formats to use for the search results.
- Display Name
- Release Stored Search Extensions
- XML Script Name
- StoredSearchExtensions.xml
- Installation Type
- Recommended
- Predecessors
- Base Content Engine Extensions
- Process Engine Extensions
- Base Application Extensions
- Required By
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- Workplace Access Roles Extensions
- Workplace Base Extensions
- Workplace E-mail Extensions
- Workplace Templates Extensions
Stored Search Extensions provides property templates and implements custom classes, objects, and properties in the following areas:
You can view property templates in the administration console object store navigation pane in the Data Design > Property Templates folder.
Property templates
The following property templates are added by Stored Search Extensions and implemented in the Stored Search class.
Property Template | Type | Implementations | Description |
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Search Type | Integer | Stored Search class | Specifies whether this is a stored search or a search template. A stored search contains a complete search ready for use and can include criteria based upon contents and property values of entities. A search template allows the user to modify the search criteria data and subclasses before the search is executed. |
Searching Object Stores | String | Stored Search class | Specifies the object stores to be queried during execution of the search. |
Searching Object Type | Integer | Stored search class | Specifies the types of objects to be searched for during execution of the search, including Document, Folder, Custom Object, or any combination of these types. |
Custom Subclasses Added to the Document Class
The following subclasses are derived from the Document Class by Stored Search Extensions.
Subclass | Modifiable | Description |
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Stored Search | No | Contains the information selected by the user via the Search Designer, including the type of stored search to perform, the object types to search for and the object stores to query, as well as the name of the application associated with the search and a description. |
Stored Search, Subclass of Document Class
The following properties of the Stored Search subclass are added or modified by Stored Search Extensions.
Property | Type | Modifiable | Description |
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Application Name | String | No | Specifies the name of the application that created the stored search or search template, which is entered by the user via the Search Designer UI when the stored search is created and saved. If the user does not enter a name, this property will be empty. This property is an implementation of the Application Name property template, which is added by Base Application Extensions. |
Description | String | No | Provides a contextual description for the stored search or search template, which is entered by the user via the Search Designer UI when the stored search is created and saved. If the user does not enter a description, this property will be empty. This property is an implementation of the Description property template, which is added by Base Application Extensions. |
Search Type | Integer | No | Specifies whether this is a stored search or a search template. A stored search contains a complete search ready for use and can include criteria based upon contents and property values of entities. A search template allows the user to modify the search criteria data and subclasses before the search is executed. |
Searching Object Stores | String | No | Specifies the object stores to be queried during execution of the search. |
Searching Object Type | Integer | No | Specifies the types of objects to be searched for during execution of the search, including Document, Folder, Custom Object, or any combination of these types. |