Configuration Examples

Here are a few example enrichment service configurations:

Check that a content item has at least three tags before it is saved:

  - name: check-minimum-tag
    href: http://host:port/checkMinimumTag
    title: Minimum Tags
    triggers:
      - name: before-save

Check that a content item has no unpublished relations before it is published:

  - name: check-unpublished-related-content
    href: http://host:port/checkUnpublishedContent
    title: Unpublished Related Content
    triggers:
      - name: before-save-state-published

Check a content item's spelling at regular intervals:

  - name: check-spelling
    href: http://host:port/spellChecker
    title: Spell Checker
    triggers:
      - name: editor-recurring
        properties:
          interval: 20

Print a content item:
```
  - name: print-article
    href: http://host:port/printArticle
    title: Print Article
    triggers:
      - name: on-click
```
In order for this configuration to work there must not only be an enrichment service to print the content item at http://host:port/printArticle, the content item being edited must also contain a Print button for the user to click. Such buttons must be defined in content type definitions in the publication content-type resource. An enrichment service trigger button is defined by a content item field element with a ui:editor child element. The ui:editor child element must have a type attribute with the value enrichment-service and a name attribute that matches the name of the CUE enrichment service. For example:
```
<field name="enrichmentbutton" type="basic" mime-type="text/plain">
  <ui:label>Print</ui:label>
  <ui:editor type="enrichment-service" name="print-article"/>
</field>
```