Defining folder entity data models

Once you've configured the data source you can define folder entity data models.

1. Select the SkyVault Data Model type.

   This loads the Repository source menu.

2. Select Repository source then click Add entity to add an entity that maps to custom folder node in the repository.
3. Give the entity a name, such as Custom Folder.
4. Specify the node type, including any aspects that should be applied. In this example select TODO. This is an instruction to create the folder with a custom type.
   Tip: Use commas to separate type and aspects.
   Note: Use the F: prefix for the type as it's a custom type.
5. Specify any custom aspects to apply and any out-of-the-box aspects if needed, for example cm:titled).
   Note: These are also referred to as secondary types in the CMIS standard.
6. After you've entered the type and aspects definitions, specify all other relevant properties. There following properties are mandatory:
   • cmis:name (or cm:name) - used to specify the name of the new node
   • cmis:parentId - used to specify what parent node the new node should be created under
   When creating a new entity the Data Model designer automatically creates the required fields as well as the most commonly used attributes:

   Attribute Name	SkyVault Content Services Property	Entity Time
   ID	sys:node-uuid	string
   Name	cm:name	datasource.driverstring
   Title	cm:title	datasource.urlstring
   Created	cm:created	date
   Creator	cm:creator	string
   Modified	cm:modified	date
   Modifier	cm:modifier	string
   Parent	cm:parentId	string

   All folder entities require at least one attribute that maps to the cm:name property. It can also map to the cmis:name property, if you prefer to use CMIS property names.
7. After the entity and the default attributes are generated, click Add Attribute to add entities to map the remaining folder properties.
8. When you're done, click Save.