Specifications

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Key Example Value Description
author annejohnson Short user name of the original
author.
commentUID groups/group_name/discussion/
page_uid
Unique identier for the
comments page and its location.
createdDate 2008-02-19T18:58:47Z Original page creation date and
time.
edited <true/>, <false/> Originally set to false, this is set
to true the rst time the page
is saved.
kind wiki, weblog, mailinglist Type of page.
lastModiedAuthor ravipatel Short user name of the last
person to edit the page.
modiedDate 2008-03-20T23:49:19Z Last page modication date and
time.
title Welcome Title of the page.
tombstoned <true/>, <false/> Originally set to false, this is
set to true when a page is
temporarily deleted.
If a page is permanently deleted,
the entire page_uid.page/ folder
is removed.
uid groups/group_name/wiki/
page_uid/
Unique identier for the wiki
page and its location.
versioned <true/>, <false/> Wiki pages are versioned; blog
and mailing list entries aren’t.
After manually editing this le, delete the group’s index.db le and restart the server.
For more information, see “Manually Editing Raw Content” on page 74.
Managing Attachments
When a user attaches a le to a wiki page, that le is stored in:
/Library/Collaboration/Groups/group_name/wiki/page_uid.page/attachments/
attachment_uid/
Group_name is the group’s short name. Page_uid is the unique identier of the page
that the le is attached to and attachment_uid is the unique identier of the le. Both
unique identiers are included in the attachment’s URL:
http://domain_name/groups/group_name/wiki/page_uid/attachments/attachment_
uid/lename