C2070-981 · Question #182
A mortgage loan application was built using an IBM FileNet P8 Content Engine API. A loan document has various states, including Application, Approval, Funding, Servicing and Closed. When a state…
The correct answer is D. versioning action. Enabling version state security automatically applies access rights to versionable objects (Document and its subclasses) as the object moves from one state to another. This behavior is seen with two-level versioning, in which the expectation is that as a document moves through…
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A mortgage loan application was built using an IBM FileNet P8 Content Engine API. A loan document has various states, including Application, Approval, Funding, Servicing and Closed. When a state change occurs to the loan document, the security permissions also change. What is the user implemented action, that the Content platform Engine performs, when a document moves from one state to another called?
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- AEvent action
- BPublish action
- CLifecycle action
- Dversioning action
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- D79% (23)
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Enabling version state security automatically applies access rights to versionable objects (Document and its subclasses) as the object moves from one state to another. This behavior is seen with two-level versioning, in which the expectation is that as a document moves through four pre-defined states, access to that document will differ for each state. The four pre-defined document states are: InProcess, Released, Reservation, and Superseded. For example, when a document enters the released state (becomes the current major version), you might want all users to be able to view it, but if the document is superseded by a newer version, you might want only the document owner to be able to view it
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