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Overview

The JSMA namespace provides functionality for handling namespaces

What can JSMA namespace do for me?

You could easily use the JSMA namespace to edit a namespace

Index

Usage

reading data

Here is an example on how to read data from a JSMA namespace:

... 
namespace.contentUuids
...

Methods

The JSMA namespace provides the following methods:

string[] namespace.contentUuids

Returns a string array of content uuids of the namespace

Example

... 
namespace.contentUuids
...

int[] namespace.fileIds

Returns an integer array of field ids of the namespace

Example

... 
namespace.fileIds
...

int namespace.id

Returns the id of the namespace

Example

... 
namespace.id
...

Avoid usage of id

Ids change whenever a package is reimported. So please avoid using ids whenever possible. Also delivering contents to users by id might make it possible for users to flip through the references (and by that see contents of others possibly) by changing the ids in requests

bool namespace.isSealed

Returns a boolean depending on whether the namespace is sealed

Example

... 
namespace.isSealed
...

string namespace.name

Returns the name of the namespace

Example

... 
namespace.name
...

int[] namespace.portalIds

Returns an integer array of portal ids of the namespace

Example

... 
namespace.portalIds
...

Avoid usage of id

Ids change whenever a package is reimported. So please avoid using ids whenever possible. Also delivering contents to users by id might make it possible for users to flip through the references (and by that see contents of others possibly) by changing the ids in requests

int[] namespace.productIds

Returns an integer array of product ids of the namespace

Example

... 
namespace.productIds
...

Avoid usage of id

Ids change whenever a package is reimported. So please avoid using ids whenever possible. Also delivering contents to users by id might make it possible for users to flip through the references (and by that see contents of others possibly) by changing the ids in requests

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