Summary

In this chapter, we covered the following concepts:

• How to perform common operations on records like file, copy, move, and delete

• How to see the audit history for a record

• How to add links from one record to other records that have been superseded or obsoleted

• How to manually trigger an event on a record

Then, at the end of this chapter, in a "How does it work?" section, we analyzed the record Details page, breaking it into its constituent page components, and looked in detail at how some of the components work. One unique capability of Alfresco that we spent some time discussing is the built-in Flash viewer. We also saw that the metadata component on the Details page is nothing other than an embedded standard Alfresco form.

This chapter has focused on how to manage records of the File Plan once they have been filed. In the next chapter, we will follow a record all the way through its lifecycle.