Namespace filters are used to control the visibility of documents to users.
Namespace filters can be implemented only as read filters.
The following table lists the parameters of namespace filters that can be specified during the configuration. Some parameters are not relevant for some filters.
Parameters of Namespace Filters
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
Name |
Yes |
Name of the filter. |
Path |
No |
Path or path pattern to whose content the filter is to be applied. If you leave this input field empty, the filter is applied to all paths. For more information, see Using Placeholders . |
Extensions |
No |
Specification of the file name extensions of the resources to which the filter is to be applied. If you leave this input field empty, the filter is applied to all extensions. |
Folder |
No |
Path on which the filter is to be applied. |
MIME Types |
No |
MIME types of the resources to which the filter is to be applied. If you leave this input field empty, the filter is applied to all MIME types. |
Repositories |
No |
Repositories (repository managers) whose content is to be filtered. Multiple values can be separated by commas. |
Resource Type |
No |
Resources types on which the filter is to be applied. |
Priority |
No |
Priority: If multiple filters are applicable to a resource, the priority determines the order in which they are applied. A value of 1 indicates the highest priority, and a value of 99 indicates the lowest priority. |
Class |
Yes |
Java class that implements the relevant namespace filter manager. |