The CA Data Protection Content Classification Service (CCS) enables external applications to obtain content classifications for documents stored on specific URLs or UNC locations. External applications can also send documents directly to the CCS for content classification. The CCS provides a predefined set of document classifications, although customers can customize the predefined classifications.
The CCS is implemented as a web service. The CCS API allows third-party developers to leverage the CCS content analysis capabilities.
About This Guide
This document describes the methods and options that the CCS web service provides. You can obtain the interface definition as a Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) from a running instance of the service or as a set of files provided by the CA Data Protection team.
Use this document as an aid when implementing a client application based on the WSDL. You must have access to a programming environment that generates the client-side proxy classes required to use the service.
Each of the methods on the interfaces, its options, and the returned information is documented from the perspective of a client application. The examples are based on consuming the WSDL from a C# client application in Visual Studio 2010 with the .NET 4.0 Framework. Methods, objects, options, and so on, are similar in other programming environments.
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