'-alert(document.domain)-'

'-alert(document.domain)-'
" onmouseover="alert(1)"
" onmouser="alert(1)"

The first option to consider is whether to delay AI suggestions.

• By default (the 0 hours setting), answers are provided within a few minutes. The timeframe varies depending on (1) the amount of content in your community and (2) the sources you have allowed the AI to scan.
• If you would like to delay suggestions to provide adequate time for community members to respond, set the interval to hours or days and enter a corresponding number, such as 2 hours or 1 days.

The doc says: "Your integration does not typically have to interact directly with the Markup Service because the viewer's markup API below almost certainly does everything you need."

However, I have a requirement where I want to do "headless" modifications to the markup data for a document. That is, I don't want to open the OT2 Viewer to modify the markup data. For this, I need to interact with the Markup Service directly via REST calls, just like how the rest of the OT2 services are served. How do I do this?

Essentially, I am looking for some services like these:

1. GET /markup/document-identifier - This should return all the existing markup IDs for a document.
2. GET /markup/document-identifier/markup-identifier - This should return the markup XML for the given document and markup ID.
3. POST /markup/document-identifier/markup-identifier - The body of the request should have a markup XML that I want to set for the document.

Viewing Service

Transformation and viewing capabilities are delivered by several cooperating microservices. These microservices are stateless applications designed to conform to the 12-factor methodology. As such, they can deployed into a variety of runtime environments, and can be adapted to a variety of backing services to accomplish the various computing tasks required to implement transformation and viewing use cases in the target environment. This introduction provides a conceptual overview of each microservice in providing this functionality.

The "Interval Start Value" in the autonaming config determines the start value for the counter.

I'd set the "Interval Start Value" of 99 and created documents for which the autonaming rule applied. The counter value reached 104. I then changed the "Interval Start Value" to 1 in the hopes of resetting the counter. However, subsequent values for the counter increment from 104 and not from 1.

Any ideas on how to reset the counter value?

Below is my config:

Thank you.

I have a folder in Content Server that contains the Object type "Business Workspace". I'm trying to expose this folder structure via the Enterprise Library (EL) web part in SharePoint.

However, while folders and virtual folders are showing up in the EL Web part on SharePoint, the Business Workspaces are not. I selected all the "Container Types" to display in the "Views" section of the web part, but the Business Workspaces still don't show up.

Any idea how to display the Business Workspaces within the EL web part in SharePoint?

Any help will be really appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Our full set of IM Services includes a secure platform with flexible APIs that enable you to capture, process, transform, manage, and analyze information with a global infrastructure to support you at scale.

The doc says: "Your integration does not typically have to interact directly with the Markup Service because the viewer's markup API below almost certainly does everything you need."

However, I have a requirement where I want to do "headless" modifications to the markup data for a document. That is, I don't want to open the OT2 Viewer to modify the markup data. For this, I need to interact with the Markup Service directly via REST calls, just like how the rest of the OT2 services are served. How do I do this?

Essentially, I am looking for some services like these:

1. GET /markup/document-identifier - This should return all the existing markup IDs for a document.
2. GET /markup/document-identifier/markup-identifier - This should return the markup XML for the given document and markup ID.
3. POST /markup/document-identifier/markup-identifier - The body of the request should have a markup XML that I want to set for the document.

The doc says: "Your integration does not typically have to interact directly with the Markup Service because the viewer's markup API below almost certainly does everything you need."

However, I have a requirement where I want to do "headless" modifications to the markup data for a document. That is, I don't want to open the OT2 Viewer to modify the markup data. For this, I need to interact with the Markup Service directly via REST calls, just like how the rest of the OT2 services are served. How do I do this?

Essentially, I am looking for some services like these:

1. GET /markup/document-identifier - This should return all the existing markup IDs for a document.
2. GET /markup/document-identifier/markup-identifier - This should return the markup XML for the given document and markup ID.
3. POST /markup/document-identifier/markup-identifier - The body of the request should have a markup XML that I want to set for the document.

In today’s digital landscape, Developers are seeking a platform that offers flexibility to manage SaaS applications, Extend Applications or create solutions using the same services as the Applications. OpenText Cloud Platform offers a suite of developer tools and access to cloud services. For more information about out Application Programming Interface check out our Thrust Services. For information managing and extending our Core Apps click our Core Apps information.   

Your feedback:

Insights received from the community as well as interviews, indicated that the tiles on the home page were not intuitive enough to understand what they offer nor which one your product/service can be located.

What we have done:

Each of the tiles on the home page now present you with a full description of the Information Management Capability, as well as a listing of all products and services organized within.

In addition, clicking on the product or service name will lead you to the section within the page that contains a more in-depth description along with quick access to the APIs, Documentation, and key featured resources.

Here is a quick look at what we have created for you:

See it in action!

What's next:

There is more working currently being done to this experience. We are scoping a new product lookup to help you quickly locate the product/service you need; additionally we are working on performance and design enhancements to improve the experience. Stay tuned!

Also, we will be creating a spot here in the community where you can add or vote on existing ideas to improve the website.

When I try to upload a large file either as Binary or Base64, I get the following 413 error:

POST https://na-1-dev.api.opentext.com/capture/cp-rest/v2/session/files
{
    "fault": {
        "faultstring": "Body buffer overflow",
        "detail": {
            "errorcode": "protocol.http.TooBigBody"
        }
    }
}

The size of the file I used is 25874137 bytes.

• Which endpoint should be used to access the Magellan Text Mining Engine?
• Tutorial/documentation that shows how to use the APIs. Please check the next point.
• For example, how do I invoke the "nsummarizer" method on a custom text input that I give? How do I construct a request body for this? I am looking for a Tutorial like how the Core Capture Service has one for creating a Text Searchable PDF with Images or PDF.

Is there some documentation available elsewhere related to this? I am looking to use this Magellan service in my Hackathon project. Please help.

Karen will finish the article on production

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