Use the Load Object method and a drill down tree item to expose the classification tree in the client. It can be set to reload the method if the configuration changes.
A configuration-controlled tree needs a configuration independent top node.
When exposing the classification tree in the tree view:
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Use the LoadObject client API with the following parameters:
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Interface name to search - The name of the interface on the classification class definition. For example, ISPFDocumentClass
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Object name or UID - The name or UID of the classification object to retrieve, such as $Plant, $User, CURRENTCONFIG, CURRENTQUERYCONFIG, or CONFIGLEVELn. For example, CONFIGLEVEL1 = plant.
If a name is not used, you can use the UID to ensure the method finds the correct object.
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ReloadOnCreateConfigLevel1Change - The default is False. Set to True for configuration dependent classification trees.
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ReloadOnQueryConfigChange - The default is False.
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Create a drill down tree item and relate it to the Load Object method.
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Relate the VIEWONLY access group to the Load Object method.
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For more information on the LoadObject client API, see LoadObject client API.
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For more information on creating drill down tree items, see Create drill down tree items.