AnnotationClass should be a wiki page describing
your class..
Check the tutorial for FAQClass as an example
Once you have a working XWiki Class storing data in your wiki, you can
work on your plugin to create such objects programmatically.
Ludovic
antoine SEILLES wrote:
Hi,
Thank for your help.
So i have changed my class Annotation into AnnotationClass (and i
changed debut into begin and fin into end).
But what does AnnotationClasses represents? Should it be the name of my
package?
In AnnotationPlugin i have a method getName:
public String getName() {
return "annotation";
}
What should it return instead of "annotation"?
Ludovic Dubost a écrit :
Hi,
Indeed you are lacking an AnnotationClass here
You should use
AnnotationClasses.AnnotationClass
-> begin
-> end
-> selection
-> author
-> date
Then you should make sure you persist your annotation using this object..
Once you have that you would get them by doing
$doc.getObject("AnnotationClasses.AnnotationClass")
or better
$doc.use("AnnotationClasses.AnnotationClass")
$doc.getValue("begin")
Ludovic
antoine SEILLES wrote:
> Now my objects are persistents. But i don't know how to access their
> properties.
> Should i create an annotation class through the XWiki class editor?
> It seems that in my database, none of the properties of my annotations
> are stored.
>
> I define an annotation for a document:
>
$xwiki.annotation.addNewAnnotation($doc,"blablablaAnnotation",0,10,"blablaSelection","auteur")
>
> I retrieve all annotations of a document:
> #set($annots=$doc.getObjects("annotation"))
> And i try to get the selection field of my annotations:
> #foreach($annot in $annots)
> "$annot.get("selection")"
> #end
>
> But all i have is "".
>
> What should i do?
>
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