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Documents have properties and a content stream attached to them, can be versioned, and support basic create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations. The CMIS folder object-type maps directly to the SPFolder object in SharePoint Server. Folders can contain documents and other folders, and must have a single parent folder.
Which is the container for the CMIS data model?
The CMIS repository is the container for the rest of the CMIS data model. In SharePoint, the document library is equivalent to the CMIS repository (lists are not supported in the SharePoint CMIS Producer). Accessing the repository is usually the launching point for a client application.
What is content stream associated with in CMIS?
In CMIS, each Document Object is associated with a single content stream, and for WebCenter CMIS REST, this stream is the Oracle WebCenter Content: Content Server binary associated with the document. The CMIS specification states that Folder Objects do not have a content-stream and are not version-able.
What is the content management rest Service document?
The Content Management REST Service service document consists of AtomPub workspaces. Each workspace maps to a content connection (only Oracle WebCenter Content repositories are supported by the Content Management REST Service). For details on the service document, see the next section, Section 31.2, “CMIS Part II: RESTful AtomPub Binding”.
What does CMIS mean in terms of interoperability?
CMIS provides interoperability between the APIs that support it, but it is not a replacement for native APIs. The objects that CMIS supports intersect with objects that SharePoint Server developers commonly interact with, including documents and folders.
Where to find content management interoperability services ( CMIS ) producer?
CMIS is available on any on-premises SharePoint site after the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) Producer feature is activated in the Manage Site Features section of Site Settings. In SharePoint, the SharePoint CMIS Producer is available but turned off by default on all on-premises sites.