Which of the statements about Folder map is true?
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A folder map is an XML file that consists of rules that place content files in specific locations in Web Cabinets, based on each content file’s properties
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Web Publisher does not make a call to the folder map file every time a user creates a new object or changes an object’s properties.
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When Web Publisher encounters paths in the primary folder map to secondary folder maps, Web Publisher evaluates the rules in the secondary folder map before returning to the primary folder map
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Rules in the folder map file define property values and repository paths.
A folder map in Documentum Web Publisher is an XML file containing rules that place content files in specific locations in Web Cabinets based on file properties. The system evaluates folder maps whenever objects are created or properties change. When paths reference secondary folder maps, those secondary maps are evaluated before returning to the primary. The rules define the relationship between property values and repository paths.
A folder map is an XML rules file that tells the system where to place content files within Web Cabinets based on the content's own properties, and those rules define both property values and the corresponding repository paths. When a primary folder map references a secondary folder map, the system evaluates the secondary map's rules first before returning control to the primary map, and Web Publisher does consult the folder map every time a new object is created or an object's properties change — which is why the option claiming it does not make that call is false.