Virtual repository management to provide functionality
AssigneeEMC Corporation
InventorsRazmik Abnous, Victor Spivak, Eric Merhoff
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Abstract
Virtual repository management to provide functionality is disclosed. An indication is received that a content management functionality is desired to be performed with respect to one or more external content items stored in a repository that does not provide the content management functionality as a native functionality. The repository is caused to perform one or more native repository operations that enable a result associated with the content management functionality to be achieved.
Claims14
A method for virtual repository management to provide functionality comprising:
- receiving an indication that a content management functionality is desired to be performed with respect to one or more external content items stored in a repository that does not provide the content management functionality as a native functionality;
- and
- causing the repository to perform one or more native repository operations that enable a result associated with the content management functionality to be achieved.
A system for virtual repository management to provide functionality comprising:
- a processor configured to:
- receive an indication that a content management functionality is desired to be performed with respect to one or more external content items stored in a repository that does not provide the content management functionality as a native functionality;
- and
- cause the repository to perform one or more native repository operations that enable a result associated with the content management functionality to be achieved;
- and
- a memory coupled to the processor and configure to provide instructions to the processor.
A computer program product for virtual repository management to provide functionality, the computer program product being embodied in a computer readable medium and comprising computer instructions for:
- receiving an indication that a content management functionality is desired to be performed with respect to one or more external content items stored in a repository that does not provide the content management functionality as a native functionality;
- and
- causing the repository to perform one or more native repository operations that enable a result associated with the content management functionality to be achieved.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.