Difference between revisions of "ReplicationConfiguration"
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| − | A {{UBIK}} Replication Configuration object enables the user to configure the replication mechanism (copying) | + | A {{UBIK}} Replication Configuration object enables the user to configure the replication mechanism (copying) for a objects. The mechanism provides the possibility to configure and control the detailed replication behavior how: |
* Copying of objects | * Copying of objects | ||
* Copying the value of certain properties | * Copying the value of certain properties | ||
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* Possibility to influence the copy of a document (cancel) | * Possibility to influence the copy of a document (cancel) | ||
| − | + | == Configuration objects == | |
| − | == Configuration == | + | There are a set of different configuration objects available, which : |
| − | There are different configuration objects: | + | * [[InstanceReplication| Instance Replication]]: for replicating standard content objects |
| − | * [[InstanceReplication| Instance Replication]] | + | * [[DocumentReplication| Document Replication]]: for replicating document objects |
| − | * [[DocumentReplication| Document Replication]] | + | * [[ReferenceReplication| Reference Replication]]: for replicating References |
| − | * [[ReferenceReplication| Reference Replication]] | + | * [[RelationReplication| Relation Replication]]: for replicating Relations (relational data) |
| − | * [[RelationReplication| Relation Replication]] | + | |
{{Category/Version|2.5.1}} | {{Category/Version|2.5.1}} | ||
Revision as of 11:23, 11 December 2015
A UBIK® Replication Configuration object enables the user to configure the replication mechanism (copying) for a objects. The mechanism provides the possibility to configure and control the detailed replication behavior how:
- Copying of objects
- Copying the value of certain properties
- Possibility to configure which property values should be copied
- Possibility to influence (intervene) every single copy process (the object itself and every single property value)
- “Copy references” => copy objects referring to the source (template) and let the new created target refer to the new “owner”
- Possibility to configure whether the copying of a reference should create a new child or should refer to the same as for the source (valid for forward references only)
- Possibility to configure which references should be copied
- Possibility to influence the copy process of a reference (cancel)
- “Copy relations” => copy the relation data object referring to the source (template) and let them target to the new “owner”
- Possibility to configure whether the copying of a relation should create a new child or should rely to the same as for the template
- Possibility to influence the copy process of a relation data (cancel)
- Possibility to configure a copying for documents: system will create a local copy of the (file)document
- Possibility to influence the copy of a document (cancel)
Configuration objects
There are a set of different configuration objects available, which :
- Instance Replication: for replicating standard content objects
- Document Replication: for replicating document objects
- Reference Replication: for replicating References
- Relation Replication: for replicating Relations (relational data)
