CREATE_VARIANT_WITH_FILES/URL/TABLE/AS_TABLE
The following four methods are available for creating language and format variants:
The difference between these methods is the source from which the data is retrieved - as is the case with
CREATE_WITH_FILES , CREATE_WITH_TABLE, CREATE_WITH_AS_TABLE and CREATE_WITH_URL . The source may be a file name, a table or a URL.The application object (Document Set) is identified by the attributes described in the section
Parameters. The variant is identified by the attributes that are also described in the section Parameters.The new variant is identified by the following parameters:
New variant ID
New variant tag
The variant tag can take the following forms:
One of these forms of variant must be transferred when this method is called. The new variant ID is returned.
The parameter
PROPERTIES is used instead of the parameter SIGNATURE (see section Properties table).The method
CREATE_VARIANT_WITH_FILES is identified by the additional parameter FILES (see section File Table).The method
CREATE_VARIANT_WITH_TABLE is identified by the following additional parameters (see sections Component Table and Content Table):The method
CREATE_VARIANT_WITH_AS_TABLE is identified by the following additional parameters (see sections Component Table and Content Table):The method
CREATE_VARIANT_WITH_URL is identified by the following additional parameters (see sections Component Table and URL Table):
CREATE_VARIANT_WITH_URL
must always be called in conjunction with CONFIRM_CREATE in order for a document to be identified as successfully stored.CREATE_VARIANT_WITH_URL only transfers a target URL.
CONFIRM_CREATE passes on the information that a document has been created successfully.