23 Mar
2012
23 Mar
'12
8:25 a.m.
Link also says at one point* XWiki currently supports the following kinds
of properties (datatypes) which will be explained later in greater detail:*
. But i dont see any detailed explanation later.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: mohit gupta <motgupta(a)gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 12:51 PM
Subject: How to capitalize on XWiki Classes, Objects, and Properties at
presentation level?
To: XWiki Users <users(a)xwiki.org>
I went thru XWiki Classes, Objects, and Properties topic given at
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/DataModel. I understand
the concept
of Classes, Objects, and Properties as i am familiar with java. Here is the
statement given at the same link
*This area explains XWiki's data model of Classes, Properties, and Objects
for those users who want to build applications primarily at the
presentation level.
(which makes it second generation wiki). It will help you understand how
you can achieve significant features by programming at this level alone.*
Basically i want to understand how i can capitalize the concept of Classes,
Properties, and Object at presentation level. To understand this throrouly
i created
two scenarios:-
First i created the space MySpace and created two pages i.e page1 under
this space. here are th scenarios
scenario1:- i edit the class MySpace.page1 and added a property password
ang gave some values for field Name, Pretty Name,Custom Display etc and
saved it.
*But i did not see any change at presentation level of MySpace.page1.*
scenario1:- Similarily i edit the objects for MySpace.page1 and added a
class mail ang gave some values for field Subject,Language, Text,HTML
etc and saved it.
*But again i did not see any change at presentation level of MySpace.page1.*
*It would be great if somebody can explain with small example what i can
achieve with edit the class and editing the object.* *For Example :-Like
what i can expect after edition in my scenarios.*
*I think its a vey useful feature but somehow it is not documented in
detail at that link or may be i am not able to understand. Looking for your
expert somments.*
**
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Thanks