Accessing the applications Ad Hoc Correspondence, Correspondence Reviewer and the SSSP application are integrated into a hosting system at the customer. For example, a business application or a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system. It is the responsibility of the customer to integrate the applications into the hosting system. For example, a programmer can develop an HTTP POST request via which a new document is created in the Ad Hoc application (in the on-demand scenario). For information about how to integrate the applications into the hosting system, see the programming guide for the OpenText StreamServe web service SDK. Parameters in URLs A system administrator must configure the URLs used to access the Ad Hoc and Reviewer applications. Apart from accessing applications, the URLs can also contain other parameters. For example: • For Ad Hoc Correspondence, forward parameters used when submitting and closing documents. • For the Correspondence Reviewer, parameters for filtering and sorting document searches. By using different parameters for different end-users, personalized settings can be made in the URLs. For example, by filtering Reviewer searches, you can prepare the document list for each end-user to display only the documents to be reviewed by a specific end-user. Note: In Correspondence Reviewer, the end-user can override the filtering and sorting defined in the URL. This means that the end-user can further filter the list or clear the filtering in order to access all documents. Communal settings in property files Parameters that apply to all end-users can be defined by customizing the property files for the applications. For example, for Ad Hoc Correspondence, you can define forward parameters that apply to all end-users. Note: If a parameter is defined both in a URL and in a property file, the parameter in the URL overrides the parameter in the property file. In this section • Accessing the SSSP application • Accessing Ad Hoc Correspondence • Accessing Correspondence Reviewer Related topics • Customizing the applications