Content Engine Development

Introduction to Content Engine Development
Overview
Getting Started
Security
Object Stores
An object store is a repository for storing, managing, and accessing metadata and objects (such as documents, folders, and class descriptions).
Batches
Containment
Collections
Classes
Properties
Properties are the primary means by which Content Engine objects expose and allow manipulation of their state. Properties are defined within a given Content Engine class and through inheritance from its superclasses.
Choice Lists
Documents
Versioning
Annotation
Custom Objects
Custom Root Classes
Disposal Policies
Holds
Queries
Content-Based Retrieval
Replication
Workflows
Tasks
Server Extensions
Feature Add-ons
Feature add-ons are modules that contain custom metadata (classes and properties) and data (objects such as folders and custom objects) that support extensions to core Content Platform Engine features. Add-ons also support applications that integrate with the Content Platform Engine.
Auditing
Compound Documents
Exception Handling
Trace Logging
Thumbnails
Cooperative Locking
Recovery Bins
Social Collaboration
Content Engine APIs support document-collaboration operations that can be implemented in client applications.