- Content Server serves content to applications, it brings the stored content and metadata to life and manages its lifecycle and exposes a known interface for accessing content while hiding the details of how and where the files and metadata are stored.
- Content Server provides an Application Programming Interface (API) and therefore needs applications in front of it to expose a friendly interface to human users.
- The full set of Content Server features is exposed via Documentum Foundation Classes (DFC). DFC provides an API for interacting with the Content Server programmatically.
- Content Server functionality is also exposed through Documentum Foundation Services (DFS) in the form of Web services.
- Documentum provides two command-line utilities for interacting with the Content Server—IDQL and IAPI. IDQL supports query execution while IAPI supports direct invocation of the API functions.
- Content Server is the foundation of the Documentum platform and provides the following standard services:
- Content management services
- Process management services
- Security services
- Distributed services
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