Hello, retrieving the actual data and matching it to its parent when you
don't know which it belongs to was my problem. However I am trying to
overcome that by matching each child's stparent to its parent in the
stkeyword list.
The problem I have now is that, if the stkeywords label contains a space, it
cannot be resolved and its corresponding id found.
eg:
ACCOUNTING F53A1A05-31FA-11D5-97FE0080C8F5FAE5
FIRST ACCOUNTS F53A19AB-31FA-11D5-97FE0080C8F5FAE5
LCATEGORIES
F53A19AB-31FA-11D5-97FE0080C8F5FAE5,F53A19B0-31FA-11D5-97FE0080C8F5FAE5
Then it cannot retrieve First Accounts because there is a space there. If I
search for FirstAccounts, First%20Accounts, [First Accounts] all to no
avail. Is there an unwritten rule that a keyword cannot contain a space?
Thanks!
Karling.
-----Original Message-----
From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 17 April 2001 22:37
To: Spectra-Talk
Subject: RE: metadata retrieval problems
I find your email a bit confusing - it seems like your asking, "What is the
stKeywords structure exactly?"
It is a structure of keywords where the value of each keyword represents the
UUID of the category it came from. If a keyword has been assigned from
multiple categories, the value will be a list. There is also a special key,
lCategories, which is a lsit of all the categories.
Ok, for the sake of discussion, let's pretend category IDs are strings.
Imagine an object Foo. It has the keyword StarWars assigned to it from the
category Movies. So, stKeywords would look like this:
stKeywords
Starwars = Movies
LCategories = Movies
Now, lets add one more keyword, StarTrek, also from movies.
stKeywords
Starwars = Movies
StarTrek = Movies
lCategories = Movies
Now lets add Football, from AmericanSports
stKeywords
Starwars = Movies
StarTrek = Movies
Football = AmericanSports
lCategories = Movies, AmericanSports
Now lets add Football, from EuroSports, since Football is already a keyword,
we just append to the list of cats associated with it.
stKeywords
Starwars = Movies
StarTrek = Movies
Football = AmericanSports, EuroSpots
lCategories = Movies, AmericanSports, EuroSports
Therefore, you CAN tell where a keyword was assigned from.
Does that help?
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Lum, Karling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 3:45 AM
> To: Spectra-Talk
> Subject: metadata retrieval problems
>
>
> Hello all,
> How can you tell which children belong to which parent?
> If you do a cfa_contentobjectget it returns (amongst other things)a
> structure called stKeywords. However, this returns you a list of
> metadata,
> it does not tell you which keywords belong to which parent and you cannot
> access the second part of the struct (there is no documentation I've found
> which details how it is setup).
> e.g. Below is stKeywords from a contentobjectget I ran:
>
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