Searching for reviews

You can search for existing reviews. By default, when you search for reviews, you can only find reviews that you initiated or involved in. To search for reviews do not belong to you, it is necessary to have the RCA Administrator role assigned to your user profile.

A search filter can be specified as Java object or ActionScript object, while calling building APIs. The search filter object contains the properties and values based on which results are filtered.

Results from executing a search are returned as an XML result. You can display the results in a table in your application. For example, you can provide a dashboard for users to view the search results.

The following example shows the XML result that is returned for a search where the review title has the word “Design”:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> 
<SearchResult pageNumber="1" xmlns="http://adobe.com/solutions/rca/reviewcontext"> 
  <Review> 
    <ReviewTitle>Design for fast cars</ReviewTitle> 
    <ReviewId>R-20100917-072814-632-1072</ReviewId> 
    <CurrentRevision>2</CurrentRevision> 
    <StartDate>2010-09-17 07:28:23.023 -0700</StartDate> 
    <EndDate>2010-09-17 07:35:11.011 -0700</EndDate> 
    <InitiatorName>Akira Tanaka</InitiatorName> 
    <CurrentStatus>COMPLETED</CurrentStatus> 
    <CurrentStageName>Stage-3</CurrentStageName> 
    <CurrentStageNumber>3</CurrentStageNumber> 
    <TotalStages>3</TotalStages> 
  </Review> 
  <Review> 
    <ReviewTitle>Designs for environmentally friendly cars</ReviewTitle> 
    <ReviewId>R-20100919-033327-322-8730</ReviewId> 
    <CurrentRevision>1</CurrentRevision> 
    <StartDate>2010-09-19 03:33:28.028 -0700</StartDate> 
    <EndDate>2010-09-20 03:33:28.028 -0700</EndDate> 
    <InitiatorName>Tony Blue</InitiatorName> 
    <CurrentStatus>ONGOING</CurrentStatus> 
    <CurrentStageName>SerialReview</CurrentStageName> 
    <CurrentStageNumber>1</CurrentStageNumber> 
    <TotalStages>2</TotalStages> 
  </Review> 
</SearchResult>