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    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Minor
    • Resolution: Fixed
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      Mention in section 2.2.1.1 (ID Property) approx line 245 that the input to getAllowableActions will require several types of IDs to be in the same namespace. (give a pointer to section 3.4.5)

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      Mention in section 2.2.1.1 (ID Property) approx line 245 that the input to getAllowableActions will require several types of IDs to be in the same namespace. (give a pointer to section 3.4.5)

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      Section 2.2.1.1 (ID Property) lines 241-244 state:

      While all CMIS identities share the same Property-Type, they do not necessarily share the same address space. (So a particular repository implementation MAY use separate address spaces for different kinds of identity, and may perform different validity checks in a way that is outside the scope of the CMIS interfaces.)

      Yet later in section 3.4.5 getAllowableActions we see:

      3.4.5 getAllowableActions
      Description: Gets the list of allowable actions for an Object (see "3.1.3 Allowable Actions" section).
      3.4.5.1 Inputs
      Required:
      • ID repositoryId: The identifier for the Repository.
      • ID objectId: The identifier for the object

      Based on the allowable actions described in section 2.8.5.2 (line 638), This implies that at least the following objectIDs must be in the same namespace: Document object id, Folder object id, relationship object id, policy object id in order for the system to distinguish between them.

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            • Assignee:
              ethang Ethan Gur-esh
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              steve.roth Steve Roth
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