Generates the metadata XML document for the most recent revision of a title that is not in draft status using the provided specification format. If there is revision of the title that is not in draft status, the operation fails.

This operation supports generating the metadata XML document in the internal TTV specification format (with specification alias value: 'TTV').

Returns a NACK message if Parent Directory in the outputMetadataFilePath file is invalid

Get the metadata values for a title file asset of file type 'ORIGINAL' given the ID of the title and the ID of the asset that contains the file asset. If the matched title asset does not contain a file asset of file type 'ORIGINAL', the operation fails.

Gets the value for a metadata field in a title asset given the ID of the title, the type of the asset containing the metadata field, and the name of the metadata field.

If the asset contains multiple assets that match the provided asset type, the first matching asset is used to determine the metadata field value. If the title does not contain an asset that matches the provided asset type, the operation fails.

If the matched asset contains multiple metadata fields that match the provided metadata field name (for fields with cardinality greater than 1), the first matching metadata field value is returned. If the matched asset does not contain a value for the provided metadata field name, a blank value is returned.

Runs the normalization rules on a master title using the 'Ingest' event as the trigger for rule execution, and saves the updated title. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

Deletes a title from the repository. If the title has already been deleted, this operation does not fail.

Do not use this message to delete a site title. Use node definition 'Delete Site Title' (01SM02) from the Site Manager resource type instead.

Gets a comma separated list of all file paths associated with every revision of a title. The value for the file path is read from the file URI metadata field for each file asset associated with the title. The values are read from each revision of the title ensuring that every saved value is returned.

This operation returns the list of file paths even if the title has been deleted.

Get the metadata values for a title file asset with a matching lookup key given the ID of the title containing the file asset and the ID of the asset that the file asset is registered to.

If no matching file asset is found, blank values are returned for all metadata value parameters.

Returns a NACK if the lookupKey is Invalid

Validates a metadata XML document by determining the specification format for the document and executing the validator configured for the specification via the specification plugin.

The operation fails if the specification format cannot be determined or if the document fails validation.

Validates the generated metadata XML document for a persisted title given the ID of the title and the alias for the specification used when generating the metadata document. The metadata XML document is generated in the specified specification format and the validator configured for that specification via the specification plugin is used to validate the document.

The operation fails if the generated document fails validation.

Triggers the 'Ingest' event for a title to the Rule Engine component causing the content processing rules to be to be executed for the title.

Runs the normalization rules on a site title using the 'Targeted' event as the trigger for rule execution, and saves the updated title. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

Unregisters / removes all file assets in the asset tree of a title. If the title fails rules validation when being saved after the file assets are removed, the title is saved with draft status.

Generates the title metadata XML in the internal ECMF specification format to the specified output file.

Runs the normalization rules on a master title using the 'Ingest' event as the trigger for rule execution, and saves the updated title. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

The operation fails if the ID of a site title is provided for normalization.

Runs the normalization rules on a site title using the 'Target' event as the trigger for rule execution, and saves the updated title. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

The operation fails if the ID of a master title is provided for normalization.

Validates a title using the validation rules (and other registered validators).

Retires a title which may have been previously deleted. The retirement process for a title involves the following steps:

• Search every revision of the title for the values of the file URI metadata field in the file assets of the title. Delete each of these file paths that exist and are accessible from the file system. The operation does not fail if any of the file paths cannot be deleted.
• Delete all generated resource files for the title from the file system (thumbnails, key frames, etc.).
• Update the title retirement date.
• If the title has not been deleted, change the title status to 'RETIRED' and remove all file assets from the title's asset tree.

Generates the metadata XML document for the most recent revision of a title that is not in draft status using the provided specification format. If there is revision of the title that is not in draft status, the operation fails.

This operation does not support generating the metadata XML document in the internal specification formats (TTV and ECMF). Please use node definition 'Get Title' (01CM16) to generate the title metadata in the ECMF specification format. Generating the title metadata in the TTV specification format is no longer supported.

Gets the value of the status for a title which may have been previously deleted.

Gets the value set for a property of the title. The title may have been previously deleted.

Sets the value for a property or deletes a property of the title. Setting the value to a blank string causes the property to be deleted for the title. The title may have been previously deleted.

Gets the values set for upto 5 different properties of the title. The title may have been previously deleted.

Gets the ID of the first asset in the asset tree for a title that matches the provided asset type. The 'FILE' asset type is not supported. The title may have been previously deleted.

Gets a comma separated list of IDs of assets in the asset tree for a title that match the provided asset type. The 'FILE' asset type is not supported. The title may have been previously deleted.

Get the IDs for the first matching asset for each of the provided asset type values. The 'FILE' asset type value is not supported. The title may have been previously deleted.

Gets the basic details for an asset in the title asset tree given the ID of the title and the ID of the asset. The title may have been previously deleted.

The operation fails if no matching asset is found in the title asset tree, or if the matched asset is of 'FILE' asset type.

Gets the value of a metadata field in an asset in a title. The title may have been previously deleted.

For a metadata field with multiple values, the first value assigned is returned. This operation does not support getting all the values assigned for a metadata field.

Gets the values for up to 10 different metadata fields in an asset in a title. The title may have been previously deleted.

For each of the metadata fields, only the first value assigned to the field is returned. This operation does not support getting all the values assigned for a metadata field.

Sets the value for a metadata field for an asset in a title.

If the metadata field has multiple values assigned, the first value is overwritten with the new value provided. This operation does not support setting multiple values for a metadata field.

Sets the values for up to 10 different metadata fields for an asset in a title.

For each of the metadata fields, only the first value assigned to the field can be set. This operation does not support setting multiple values for a metadata field.

Searches the title repository for a master title that matches the specified metadata XML file. The master title is matched against the metadata XML document based on the keys defined for the specification that the metadata XML document conforms to.

If the metadata XML document does not contain a valid key based on the specification that the metadata XML document conforms to, the operation indicates that no matching master title exists. It is not possible to have multiple matching master titles for a metadata XML document since all valid specification keys are always unique in the application.

Creates a new master title for the package being ingested. The package must be in the form of a folder that contains all the package contents. If the title fails rules validation when being created in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

The title is first created with the package metadata XML document. The package content files are then registered with the title assets by matching the content file names with the asset metadata. The metadata XML file is always automatically registered with the root asset of the title.

Package content files that do not match a title asset remain unregistered. Similarly, title assets that refer to a content file that is not present in the package are not mapped with a content file.

The operations fails if no source partner (or self partner) exists which has a provider ID value that matches the specified provider ID value. If the optional content class name is left blank, the title is created with the 'Default' content class.

Updates an existing new master title for the package being ingested. The package must be in the form of a folder that contains all the package contents. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

The title is first updated with the package metadata XML document. The package content files are then registered with the title assets by matching the content file names with the asset metadata. The metadata XML file is always automatically registered with the root asset of the title.

Package content files that do not match a title asset remain unregistered. Similarly, title assets that refer to a content file that is not present in the package are not mapped with a content file.

Creates a new master title for the metadata XML file being ingested. If the title fails rules validation when being created in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

The operations fails if no source partner (or self partner) exists which has a provider ID value that matches the specified provider ID value. If the optional content class name is left blank, the title is created with the 'Default' content class.

Updates an existing master title for the metadata XML file being ingested. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

Searches the title repository for assets that belong to master titles that match the specified content file being ingested. The title assets are matched with the content file based on the asset metadata matching the specified provider ID and the content file name.

The search may produce three different results:

• No matching title asset is found. The user may move the ingested content file to the unmapped content repository.
• A unique matching title asset is found. The user may update the matched title asset with the content file being ingested.
• Multiple matching title assets are found. The user may require a manual task to select the title asset that can be updated with the content file being ingested.

Performs an update on the master title by registering the specified content file being ingested with the matching title asset. The title asset is matched with the content file by matching the the content file name with the asset metadata.

The operation fails if no matching title asset is found or if multiple matching title assets are found. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

Registers a new key frames folder path for an asset in a title.

Registers a new still image file path for an asset in a title.

Generates the URL to use as the external URL in the manual task to fix the validation errors for a title.

Generates the URL to use as the external URL in the manual task to perform the manual mapping of unmapped content files to one or more assets in a title.

Generates the URL to use as the external URL in the manual task to perform the mapping of a title asset to the incoming / ingested content file. The manual task involves allowing the to search for and to select a title asset that the ingested content file can be registered under.

Adds new progress information for a title to enable monitoring of the actions performed on the title. The progress information is for a particular action performed on the title and can be viewed on the title history page.

Gets the value of a metadata custom field in an asset in a title. The title may have been previously deleted.

For a metadata custom field with multiple values, the first value assigned is returned. This operation does not support getting all the values assigned for a metadata custom field.

Gets the values for up to 10 different metadata custom fields in an asset in a title. The title may have been previously deleted.

For each of the metadata custom fields, only the first value assigned to the field is returned. This operation does not support getting all the values assigned for a metadata custom field.

Sets the value for a metadata custom field for an asset in a title.

If the metadata custom field has multiple values assigned, the first value is overwritten with the new value provided. This operation does not support setting multiple values for a metadata custom field.

Sets the values for up to 10 different metadata custom fields for an asset in a title.

For each of the metadata fields, only the first value assigned to the custom field can be set. This operation does not support setting multiple values for a metadata custom field.

Gets the list of IDs of all registered file assets for the specified asset in the specified title.

Generates an unmapped content file path that can be used when a content file cannot be mapped to any title asset during the ingest process and must be moved to the unmapped content repository.

Gets the list of IDs of all assets in the title that are associated with a content file based on the asset metadata.

Gets the path to the metadata XML file in the package given the package folder path.

Registers the content file being ingested as the 'ORIGINAL' file asset for the specified asset in the title. The content file is associated with the selected title asset.

If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

Performs a content search on the title repository for the IDs of titles that match the specified search criteria. The search criteria is made of up to 5 different metadata fields with an 'AND' condition applied to the applicable criteria. The search is performed only on master titles.

Updates an existing master title with the metadata XML file being ingested. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

Exports a title list and its contents to a specified file.

Gets all unmapped content file paths that match the metadata for a title asset.

Gets the list of the IDs of each asset present in a title list in the order that the title list defines.

Gets the list of the IDs of each title that contains an asset present in a title list. If a title contains multiple assets in a title list, the returned list will contain only one entry for the title ID. The order of the title IDs in the returned list is the same as the ordering defined for the contained assets in the title list.

Get the metadata / properties for a file asset that has a matching lookup key metadata field value and is registered registered for a specified asset in the specified title. The title may have been previously deleted.

If no matching file asset is found, blank values are returned for all properties.

Sets the metadata / properties for a file asset in a title. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository, the title is saved with draft status.

A blank value specified for any file property indicates that the previous value for that property should remain unchanged. It is not possible to set the file property value to a blank value.

Registers / creates a new file asset of file type 'DERIVED' for a title. The properties of the file asset can be (optionally) set when the file asset is being registered. The ID of the parent file asset under which the new file asset is created must also be specified.

If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository after the new derived file is created, the title is saved with draft status.

Removes all file assets from the asset tree for a title. If the title fails rules validation when being updated in the repository after the files assets have been removed, the title is saved with draft status.

Gets the metadata / properties for a file asset of file type 'ORIGINAL' that is registered for a specified asset in the specified title. The title may have been previously deleted.

If the specified asset does not contain a file asset of file type 'ORIGINAL', blank values are returned for all properties.

Executes a saved content search on the Title repository and writes the search results to the specified file, and upload the file to the same path on content server node if there is existent content server node.

Gets the metadata / properties for a file asset registered for an asset in the specified title. The title may have been previously deleted.

Gets the list of IDs for all title lists that exist in the application.

Gets the values for upto 8 different properties of a title list.

Gets the count of all the active master tiles given the provider ID and filtered by the start date and end date (optional).

Gets the total run time of all the active master titles given the provider ID and filtered by the start date and end date (optional). The run time value is obtained from the "Fields/Duration/Duration" field in the TITLE asset for the title.

Performs a search on the series repository for the IDs of Series that match the specified search criteria. The search criteria is made of up to 5 different metadata fields with an 'AND' condition applied to the applicable criteria.

Creates an association between the title asset found based on the provided titleId with provided seriesId and seasonId.

Performs a search on the series repository for the IDs of Season that match the specified search criteria. The search is restricted to the repository of series found based on supplied series Ids. The search criteria is made of up to 5 different metadata fields with an 'AND' condition applied to the applicable criteria.

Adds a new asset for title asset found based on the provided titleId. The type of asset created is determined by the provided assetType and it will be created under the parent asset provided by parentAssetId. Contentclass will be applied.

Gets the title ID given the Document ID or root asset ID.

Gets the assetId of the first asset that matches the asset type and metadata values given the title ID, asset ID and the metadata xpaths. 'File' type is not supported.

Set list of title property values with matching list of property names. Setting the value to "NULL" will cause the property to be deleted.