RSS Namespace Extension for Web content
Web Content Manager items contain a set of controls which are used to store information for various purposes. The elements in this namespace roughly map to the fields that are available on those controls. Depending on the type of the item, it may or may not contain certain controls so some of the elements in the namespace are only relevant to specific item types. All of the elements in this namespace are sub-elements of <item>, none are used at the <channel> level.
Add the custom namespace definition to the feed
The first requirement is to add the namespace reference to the <rss> element at the top of the feed.
These elements are used to provide the Web Content Integrator with some information about how to handle the data contained within the <item>.
These elements are used to provide the Web Content Integrator with some information about an item's relative location.
Most identification fields in Web Content Manager items map directly to core RSS elements; <title> maps to the name field, <description> maps to the description field, and <author> maps to the authors field. Other identification fields can be populated using the following identity control elements.
Taxonomies and category fields are populated using the RSS <category> element. To populate the Keywords field, a keywords element is required.
The authoringTemplate element is used to specify the authoring template that will be applied to the content item. The value of this element should be the name of an existing authoring template.
The element control element is used to populate elements stored in components, site areas and content items.
Workflow elements allow you to specify workflow related parameters when creating content items that use a workflow.
The security control element is used to set access controls on the item being created.
The association element is used to create an association between two or more separate content items. It is used to support some content item relationships that are not native to Web Content Manager but which are found in some other Web content management systems. One example would be a technical journal article which needs to include some data from one or more author biography content items.
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December 14, 2011
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