CMIS Connection - Import Repository

Imports a CMIS Repository from the external content platform, making it available for use in Grooper.

Remarks

The Import Repository command links a logical repository from the external system into Grooper as a CMIS Repository object. This enables import and export operations, browsing, and automation for the selected repository.

Typical Workflow

1. Select the desired CMIS Connection in the Grooper tree.
2. Run the Import Repository command.
3. Choose a repository from the 'Repository' property dropdown list.
4. Complete the import to create a new CMIS Repository node in Grooper.

Usage Guidance

• Only repositories not already linked in Grooper are available for import.
• After import, configure Import Definitions and Export Definitions as needed for document exchange.

> Note: Importing a repository does not copy its contents into Grooper. It creates a live reference to the external system.

Properties

Name	Type		Description
Repository	String	►	The repository to import from the external content platform. ConverterRepository Converter The Repository property specifies which logical repository to import as a CMIS Repository in Grooper. The dropdown list displays all available repositories that are not already linked. Select the desired repository by name to create a new CMIS Repository node. Usage Guidance If the repository you want is not listed, ensure it is available in the external system and not already imported. Changing this property determines which repository will be linked during the import operation. > Example: > - To import a SharePoint document library, select its name from the list.

See Also

CMIS Connection