Extracting document metadata from CM repository

Dear Experts,
Need your help for extracting the document meta data.
We have many documents in our CM repository (NW2004s, EP 7.0, SP14) and we want to migrate those documents. Till now with the help of "GetRepository" webservice "Get content" property we are able to extract Document properties such as
1. Document size
2. Document type
3. Author
We are still struggling to get important properties such as Access right, Subscription and life time of the folder.
Could any one guide me in this please?
Thanks and regards,
Pradnya

Garth,
Thanks for letting us know - we'll fix the link. In the meantime take a look at the "Warehouse Builder Design Repository Public Views" in OWB User Guide http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/html/B12146_01/d_pub.htm#sthref3736
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