<!-- The date format is 'Month Year'. E.g. October 2005 --> <date>October 2005</date> <!-- Include your name, email, title and affiliation here --> <author>Abc, Software Engineer, abc@abc.com, Xyz Inc</author> <!-- Set the software environment. --> <software-environment> <environment name="Operating System">Windows 2000 Server SP4</environment> <environment name="Compiler">Sun JDK 1.4.2_08</environment> <environment name="Runtime">Sun JRE 1.4.2_08</environment> <environment name="DFC">5.2.x,5.3, 5.3 SP1</environment> <environment name="Content Server">5.3</environment> </software-environment> <!-- Don't make the abstract wordy. Keep it short, to a couple of sentences. The abstract should state the functionality that the snippet achieves.--> <abstract> This ... </abstract> <!-- Paste your code snippet within the CDATA section --> <codeSnippet> <![CDATA[ //paste code here ]]> </codeSnippet> <!-- You could use the explanation below or write your own. Try not to make it too wordy. --> <section title="Using the code"> <para> The above code snippet comes with a main method and is thus a standalone program. To use it, copy-paste the entire code into a new Java class created in your IDE. Adjust the package and class name of the pasted code according to your preference. Change the username,password, repository name and any other necessary variables. Compile and run the code. For details on setting up your IDE for DFC development, refer to the article <a href="/developer/Articles/ConfiguringDFCDevEnv.htm"> Setting up a DFC Development Environment </a> <note>The above code demonstrates a specific piece of functionality and is not meant to be a complete solution</note> </para> </section> <bugs-or-comments contact-email="developer_program@documentum.com"/> </article>