Meeting Topic Minutes

Meeting Topic Minutes defines a document that contains agenda item minutes (protocol, log), preferably as a plain-text formatted text-document. It can only exist under an HW Object of documentClass NF_MeetingTopic and there can be only one such document per Meeting Topic

Meeting Topic Minutes (HW_Object)

An Meeting Topic Minutes object is a standard Hyperwave Object of documentClass NF_MeetingTopicMinutes, and type of document.

Attribute Name	Attribute Type	Comments
id	String	The globally Unique ID of the object
documentClass	String	NF_MeetingTopicMinutes
type	String	“document”
version	String	Current version of the object
author	String	Name of the user who created this object
creationDate	DateTime	Date & Time of Creation
modificationDate	DateTime	Date & Time of last modification
name	String	The name of the object
owner	String	Owner of the object
title	String	Title of the object usually shown to the users
path	String	Path relative to the server
searchable	Boolean	Is the object searchable?
downloadProhibited	Boolean	Whether the download is prohibited or not
writeAccess	Boolean	Whether writing is allowed for the current user
documentType	String	Content-Type for content attribute, usually texxt/html
documentSize	int	Size of the content attribute in octets
content	String	Size of the content attribute in octets

Additionally to the standard HW_Object Attributes, we have the following attributes for Meeting Topic Minutes.

Please note that we are using the author field as the creator of this object (s. below).

Attribute Name	Attribute Type	Comments
minutesApproved	boolean	Is the minutes approved?

This object is a leaf object and can not, therefore, have children.

Explanation

author

This is one of the minutesRecorders from Meeting.

Discussion

In order to get the meeting topic minutes, you need to make a GetObject call with the url of the meeting-topic with /minutes appended to it. The actual minutes can then be found in the content attribute. The content-type is definied in the documentType attribute (usually text/html).

E.g.: if the URL to an agenda item is <..>/Report Q1_2020 you would send a GetObject call with the URL <..>/Report Q1_2020/minutes.