HowTo:Create a new Document (UBIK Android) - Revision history

JKN at 13:33, 23 June 2026

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‎Prerequisites

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‎Using the Context Action for Content Creation

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‎Navigation to the desired parent object

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‎Finishing the Creation

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Text replacement - "{{UBIKSTUDIO}}" to "{{UBIK Studio}}"

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 This article describes how to create {{UBIK}} [[Document]] objects on the [[UBIK_Client_Basics|{{UBIK}} Android]] client.
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 Congratulations!
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+[[Category:Android|Create a new Document (UBIK Android)]]
-[[Category:Android]]
+[[Category:Document|Create a new Document (UBIK Android)]]
-[[Category:How-To]]
+[[Category:How-To|Create a new Document (UBIK Android)]]

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 You can find more information on publishing content on the mobile application in  [[HowTo:Make an Object appear on the Mobile Client]].
-More precisely, a [[MetaClass]] configured in the ACM can have so-called "possible child classes". If one of those is a document [[MetaClass]], you can create such a document object as a child of an object which has the respective parent MetaClass. A MetaClass is a document, when it has a document classification.
+More precisely, a [[MetaClass]] configured in the ACM can have so-called "possible child classes". If one of those is a document MetaClass, you can create such a document object as a child of an object which has the respective parent MetaClass. A MetaClass is a document, when it has a document classification.
 For more information on documents on the Android client, please refer to [[Documents (UBIK Android)]].

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 You can find more information on publishing content on the mobile application in  [[HowTo:Make an Object appear on the Mobile Client]].
-More precisely, a [[MetaClass]] configured in the ACM can have so-called "possible child classes". If one of those is a document Meta Class, you can create such a document object as a child of an object which has the respective parent Meta Class. A Meta Class is a document, when it has a document classification.
+More precisely, a [[MetaClass]] configured in the ACM can have so-called "possible child classes". If one of those is a document [[MetaClass]], you can create such a document object as a child of an object which has the respective parent MetaClass. A MetaClass is a document, when it has a document classification.
 For more information on documents on the Android client, please refer to [[Documents (UBIK Android)]].
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 Now, the actual file the document object refers to is addressed.
-If the Meta Class you chose in the previous step was a non-document meta class, this step is skipped.
+If the MetaClass you chose in the previous step was a non-document MetaClass, this step is skipped.
 Also, if you chose to take a picture, this step is replaced by the camera activity to create the file by taking a picture.

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 If you are using a tablet or the portrait orientation, the respective actions might be displayed as icons next to the tab view as well.
-However, to create a new content object, you can either choose an object type (its Meta Class) or directly take a picture using the camera.
+However, to create a new content object, you can either choose an object type (its MetaClass) or directly take a picture using the camera.
-If there are multiple "picture Meta Classes", you will be asked to choose one, though.
+If there are multiple "picture MetaClasses", you will be asked to choose one, though.
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-For all successive levels (once an object is selected), the ''Content Browser'' displays not only the three tabs "Children", "Properties" and "Documents", but also context-sensitive actions.
+For all successive levels (once an object is selected), the ''Content Browser'' displays not only the three tabs ''Children'', ''Properties'' and ''Documents'', but also context-sensitive actions.
 Browse down the hierarchy until you reach the parent object you want to attach a document to.

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 After a file was selected, you can edit the properties of the newly created object or even cancel the creation.
-If everything is as desired, you can finish the content creation with a click on the "OK" button.
+If everything is as desired, you can finish the content creation with a click on the {{key press|OK}} button.
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 Therefore, in order to create any kind of object on the {{UBIK}} Android client, a legitimate parent is needed.
-It is necessary to configure this possibility in the [[Application Context Management]] (ACM) using the {{UBIKSTUDIO}}.
+It is necessary to configure this possibility in the [[Application Context Management]] (ACM) using the {{UBIK Studio}}.
 You can find more information on publishing content on the mobile application in  [[HowTo:Make an Object appear on the Mobile Client]].