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Useful snippet of code for check if your WebCenter Content is using Folders_g or Framework Folders as the Foldering Service in your RIDC Code. The clue is the use of CONFIG_INFO IDC Service. private synchronized void checkFrameworkFoldersEnabled() throws IdcClientException { final String METHOD_NAME = "checkFrameworkFoldersEnabled"; logger.entering(CLASS_NAME, METHOD_NAME); // Get IdcClient and IdcContext if necessary if (!configChecked) { DataBinder binder = idcClient.createBinder(); binder.putLocal("IdcService", "CONFIG_INFO"); DataBinder rb = idcClient.sendRequest(defaultIdcContext, binder).getResponseAsBinder(); DataResultSet resultSet = rb.getResultSet("EnabledComponents"); List<DataObject> components = resultSet.getRows(); for (DataObject component : components) { if (("FrameworkFolders".equals(component.get("name"))) && ("En...

GET_FS_DOC_INFO service is an IDC Service that I used in some of my solutions. It provides very useful information regarding to the URLs and Paths of the Documents in WebCenter Content. IsSoap=1 Output of GET_FS_DOC_INFO This service requires the following Input Paramters: dID: Specific Revision ID of the document Why is it too nice this service? :). It retrieves the following useful information: relativeURL: Relative URL to Web Layout File containerLocation: File System Path to the File (without the file name) renditionFiles: In case of having attachments! absoluteURL: Absolute URL to the Web Layout File webViewableFile: File System Path location of the Web Viewable Format primaryFile: File System Path location of the Native Format References (Thanks Jonathan and Sonal): http://contentmgmtsys.blogspot.com/2015/04/ucm-retrieve-vault-and-weblayout-path.html  

Planning to migrate from Folders_g to Framework Folders? If so then find here a useful tables about how to migrate you RIDC code to be compatible with Framework Folders. Parameters Mapping   Parameter in Folders_g Parameter in Framework Folders dCollectionPath path dCollectionID fFolderGUID dCollectionName fFolderName dSecurityGroup fSecurityGroup dParentCollectionID fParentGUID xCollectionID parent dCollectionOwner fOwner dCollectionCreator fCreator dCollectionModifier fLastModifier dDocAccount fDocAccount dLinkID fLinkID dLinkName fLinkName dCreateDate fCreateDate dLastModifiedDate fLastModifiedDate todCollectionID destination todCollectionPath destination toContentName fFileName xClbraUserList fClbraUserList xClbraRoleLis...