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An API hook to customize check-in and deliver process.

Hi Team,

Could anyone please clarify me that, is there any open API to customize RTC's Check-in/Deliver process? We have a requirement that to do some process with the files while the user trying to perform the Check-in process and if the process going well the user needs to proceed with their check-in process else shown them a error message and wont allow the user to Check-in their changes. Is this can be done through any open RTC API?

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Hi,

in general there is an extension point to hook up operational behavior to delivery operations. It is always hard to tell if a specific scenario is implementable. You could search the Wiki https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RtcSdk30 . There is also an Extensions workshop in the Library, that shows how that kind of extensions are developed. It does not focus on the delivery process, but there is an example in the WiKi for the SCM part. It is called Restrict delivery of deletions.

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Hi,

in general there is an extension point to hook up operational behavior to delivery operations. It is always hard to tell if a specific scenario is implementable. You could search the Wiki https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RtcSdk30 . There is also an Extensions workshop in the Library, that shows how that kind of extensions are developed. It does not focus on the delivery process, but there is an example in the WiKi for the SCM part. It is called Restrict delivery of deletions.

Thanks a lot ralph.

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