Model schemas for addressing resources | HCL Digital Experience
Addressing a resource includes specifying the model to which the resource is associated. To do this, you specify a schema.
There is a schema defined for each model that the remote model SPI supports:
- For addressing a resource in the content model:
cm
- For addressing a resource in the navigation model:
nm
- For addressing a resource in the layout model:
lm
- For addressing a resource in the portlet model:
pm
model-uri = "cm:" page-oid |
"nm:" navigationnode-oid |
"lm:" [layoutnode-oid "@"] page-oid |
"pm:" portlet-oid ["@" page-oid
The
meanings of the syntax elements are as follows:- page-oid
- This is the portal object ID of a content page. When you address portlet model resources, this is required for portlet windows, but it must not occur for any other portlet model resource identification.
- navigationnode-oid
- This is the object ID of a navigation model node.
- layoutnode-oid
- This is the object ID of a layout model node.
- portlet-oid
- This is the object ID of a layout control, portlet window, portlet entity, or portlet definition.
- oid
- This is the serialized string that represents a portal object ID. This is URI-escaped with UTF-8
encoding. The character
@
is also escaped by using%40
. You can also use unique names instead of object IDs. Unique names also have to be URI-escaped, and the@
character must be escaped. Note that every object ID has the defined scheme'oid:'
.
Example 1: To obtain a feed of the root node of content model, that is the content node with the
unique name
wps.content.root
, send an HTTP
GET
request to the following URL:
/wps/mycontenthandler?uri=cm:oid:wps.content.root
Example 2:
To obtain a feed of the layout node with the object id '_7_0830M4HTFF0SHFCQ_2BV' on the content page with the object id '_6_0830M4HTFF0SHFCQ_4D'
,
send an HTTP GET
request to the following URL:
/wps/mycontenthandler?uri=lm:oid:_7_0830M4HTFF0SHFCQ_2BV@oid:_6_0830M4HTFF0SHFCQ_4D