Java API for Records Management
The Java API for Records Management provides networked and Java based access to commonly
used objects and includes methods for completing record-related operations, such as declaration,
navigation, and disposal. In addition, the Java API for Records Management provides an interface
between custom applications and document repositories.
Java API for Records Management overview
Java API for Records Management is built on top of the FileNet® P8 V4.x or 5.x Java API for Content Engine (JACE). Because of this dependency, a working knowledge of Java API for Content Engine is beneficial when you learn and use Java API for Records Management.
Using Java API for Records Management
Use this document along with the Java API for Records Management Javadoc and consult the Javadoc for detailed descriptions of the various types and methods in Java API for Records Management.
Common programming example code
Programming code examples are provided to help you use the Java API for Records Management interface. Code examples cover areas like connection, metadata, and working the various actions like working with holds and disposition schedules.
Logging and tracing
Logging support for Java API for Records Management is based on the widely used Apache log4j framework. Globalization support for Java API for Records Management log strings is packaged in the deployed JarmResources.jar file.
IBM FileNet Content Manager event handler usage
Java API for Records Management is available for use in the development of custom, IBM Enterprise Records -related IBM FileNet Content Manager Event Handlers.