Hi Sascha, these extensions are sent with the request. That is only supported by the Web Services Binding. The other bindings use HTTP GET for many operations and these calls don't have a request body, which could carry the extension data.
Whenever you send data from the client to the server, you can extend the data your sending with extensions. - Florian > Hello together, > > As far as I understood you can set extensions at different levels on the > ObjectData on the server side. > But what is the ExtensionsData argument on many of the methods on the > CmisService interface for? > > For example we have an ExtensionsData object on getFolderParent: > ObjectData getFolderParent(String repositoryId, String folderId, String > filter, ExtensionsData extension) > > For this service it is always set to null in upper layers of AtomPub, Browser > calls. > Is this argument on the API maybe reserved for possible future use? > > > Also if I remember right I read a mail on this list about Extensions not > supported for Browser Binding. > I could successfully test extensions passed via Browser Binding. > Did I maybe misunderstand sth. here? > > Thx in advance for any clarification. > > Cheers > Sascha > > P. +84 166 456-3331 > shome...@apollon.de > > turning technology. > > apollon GmbH+Co. KG > Maximilianstr. 104 > 75172 Pforzheim / Germany > www.apollon.de > > Geschäftsführer: Eugen Müller, Norbert Weckerle > Amtsgericht Mannheim HRA 705979 > PhG: apollon Verwaltungs-GmbH Mannheim HRB 720987 > > 6. OMN Innovation Day am 21. Juni 2018 im ZKM (Karlsruhe) > Herausragende Expertenvorträge und User-Sessions. > Schnell anmelden! >
