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CCS Remediation Configuration File Schema (ccs.config)

The remediation configuration file ccs.config contains the following elements:

<remediationFiles>

Defines individual classification remediation files.

<add identifier="path_and_file">

Specifies the path and file name of a document with classifications that needs fixing. The CCS uses this path as content identifier when matching a Classify request to the entries in the remediation configuration file.

Example: The following file entry removes all classifications for test.txt.

<add identifier="\\server\DocStore\test.txt">
    <type value="UNC"/>
    <action value="Exclude"/>
</add>

Format: The path_and_file attribute can be either a URL or a UNC path. All URLs are normalized (URL decoded and lowercased) before being compared to content identifiers.

<type value="{URL|UNC}">

Defines whether the content identifier is a URL or a UNC path.

<action value="{Include|Exclude}"/>

Defines the type of remediation. In one <add identifier> entry, you can either exclude incorrect classifications, or include correct classifications.

<classifications>

Defines the list of classifications that you want to include or exclude for a content identifier. Each <add> element defines a single classification: Specify the classification name or the ID.

Default: If the classifications list is omitted, or has no <add> elements, all classifications are excluded.

<add id="id"/>

Specifies the ID of the classification that is added to the Include or Exclude list.

Classification IDs are defined in the Wgn3ClassificationNode database table. For details, see the Database Schema and Views Reference Guide.

<add name="classification" />

Specifies the name (case-sensitive) of the classification that is added to the Include or Exclude list.

<expiryDate value="time"/>

(Optional) Defines how long the classification fix of a specific content identifier is valid. This element overrides all other remediation attributes. If the fix is out of date, no fix is applied.

Format: .NET date format for your locale.

Example: <expiryDate value="5/1/2014 8:30:52 AM"/>

<lastModifiedDate value="time"/>

(Optional) Defines whether to apply the classification fix based on the Last Modified date of the content identifier. If the content identifier has been modified since the date specified here, the fix is applied.

Format: .NET date format for your locale.

Example: Here, the fix is only applied if the document has been modified since 16 November 2012, 8.30.52 am:
<lastModifiedDate value="16/11/2012 8:30:52 AM"/>