Writing to the IBM_BPM_Document_Properties property

Properties can be written into a document when it is created or updated. In both cases, you can optionally provide the operation with a list of ECMProperty objects.

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The following code shows an example of how to create the content of the IBM_BPM_Document_Properties property and store it into the list of ECMProperty objects that are passed into the document operation. The code below assumes that you want to overwrite the existing value of the IBM_BPM_Document_Properties property.

   // Initialize the properties input variable to be passed to the Content Integration node
   tw.local.properties = new tw.object.listOf.ECMProperty();

   // Initialize the  ECMMultiValue variable that will carry the name value pairs for the BPM properties
   var props = new tw.object.ECMMultiValue();
   props.value = new tw.object.listOf.ANY();

   // Set the property name value pairs
   props.value[0] = "Property 1,value 1";
   props.value[1] = "Property 2,value 2";
   props.value[2] = "Property 3,value 3";

   // Create the IBM_BPM_Document_Properties property entry
   tw.local.properties[0] = new tw.object.ECMProperty();
   tw.local.properties[0].objectTypeId = "IBM_BPM_Document_Properties";
   tw.local.properties[0].value = props.value;

For an example of how to update the value of the IBM_BPM_Document_Properties property, see the topic "Updating the IBM_BPM_Document_Properties property."