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‎8. Scopes and display in the Client

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‎11. Create Workpackages and Tasks

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‎10. Create User

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‎9. Release Metadefinitions

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‎8. Scopes and display in the Client

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‎7. View Test Environment

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‎6. Rebuild

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‎5. Create View

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‎4. Create References and Links

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 Scopes define which MetaClasses, Properties, and queries are published to the mobile UBIK® Client, thereby determining which objects and information are actually displayed to the user there.
-To display the content in the client, navigate to Custom -> ACM -> CONTEXT -> CUSTOM -> CUSTOM TEMPLATE. The context can then be inspected (to access the Content view, switch to the Content section in the Class Browser). UBIK Studio provides an automatism that assists in creating MetaClassScopes: to use it, drag the desired MetaClass onto the Context. After dropping it, a small window appears with the option "Add fitting Scope to Context", which should be selected.
+To display the content in the client, navigate to Custom -> ACM -> CONTEXT -> CUSTOM -> CUSTOM TEMPLATE. The context can then be inspected (to access the Content view, switch to the Content section in the Class Browser). UBIK Studio provides an automatism that assists in [[HowTo:Create_a_new_MetaClassScope|creating MetaClassScopes]]: to use it, drag the desired MetaClass onto the Context. After dropping it, a small window appears with the option "Add fitting Scope to Context", which should be selected.
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 Workpackages and Tasks are the MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Operations) objects used to structure work to be carried out: a Workpackage groups the individual Tasks through which users report progress, results, and completion of work in the UBIK® client.
-Navigate the hierarchy to "WORKPACKAGES MRO workpackages." Right-click this item and select "Derive new Object" to create a new metaclass for a new type of Workpackage. The Workpackage name can subsequently be adjusted in the ObjectEditor. The name should be entered in uppercase letters; the description field can be filled in as desired, and there is also an option to enable multilingual support.
+Navigate the hierarchy to "WORKPACKAGES MRO workpackages." Right-click this item and select "Derive new Object" to create a new Metaclass for a new type of Workpackage. The Workpackage Name can subsequently be adjusted in the ObjectEditor. The Name should be entered in uppercase letters; the Description field can be filled in as desired, and there is also an option to enable multilingual support.
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-To create a new task, use "TASK MRO tasks." Again, right-click and select "Derive new object" to create the metaclass. The task type is determined by the data type; for example, a Texttask requires an additional value property of type "string," whereas a check task requires a value property of type "bool." This value property is then dragged from the CUSTOMMETAPROPERTIES onto the metaclass opened in the RelationEditor.
+To create a new task, use "TASK MRO tasks." Again, right-click and select "Derive new object" to create the metaclass. The task type is determined by the data type; for example, a Texttask requires an additional value Property of type "string," whereas a check task requires a value Property of type "bool." This value Property is then dragged from the CUSTOMMETAPROPERTIES onto the Metaclass opened in the RelationEditor.
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-By deriving from the TASK MRO task, the task inherits the classification of the parent object. This classification determines the type assigned to the newly created task. You can view the required property in the Class Details; to do this, select the cube icon at the top. Then, open the "Task Classification Object"; color-coded markers (red and green) will indicate whether specific properties still need to be added.
+By deriving from the TASK MRO task, the task inherits the classification of the parent object. This classification determines the type assigned to the newly created task. You can view the required Property in the Class Details; to do this, select the cube icon at the top. Then, open the "Task Classification Object"; color-coded markers (red and green) will indicate whether specific Properties still need to be added.
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-Custom->Main->User->LOGIN is dragged into a BulkEditor. Subsequently, the name and description can be specified, with the LoginName being populated automatically once the name has been entered.
+Custom->Main->User->LOGIN is dragged into a BulkEditor. Subsequently, the Name and Description can be specified, with the LoginName being populated automatically once the name has been entered.
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 Only after releasing the Metadefinitions are changes to the Metamodel — such as newly created MetaClasses, MetaProperties, or Scopes — published from Sandbox mode and thereby actually made available to the client and other Studio instances.
-Select Tools from the menu bar and then open the ACM Manager.
+Select Tools from the menu bar and then open the [[ACM_Manager|ACM Manager]].
 After opening the dialog window, two context areas are displayed: "Context objects" and "Custom Context objects." Only the "Custom Context objects" area is relevant for the subsequent steps. Expand the "Custom Context objects" area until the desired context is visible, and select it with a single mouse click. Then, perform the following actions in the toolbar in the order specified: Evaluate Temporary Meta Definitions -> Clear Released Meta Definitions (this icon appears only after the context has been successfully rebuilt at least once) -> Release Meta Definitions. Ensure that the actions are performed sequentially and in the specified order.
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 ==8. Scopes and display in the Client==
-Scopes define which MetaClasses, properties, and queries are published to the mobile UBIK® client, thereby determining which objects and information are actually displayed to the user there.
+Scopes define which MetaClasses, Properties, and queries are published to the mobile UBIK® Client, thereby determining which objects and information are actually displayed to the user there.
 To display the content in the client, navigate to Custom -> ACM -> CONTEXT -> CUSTOM -> CUSTOM TEMPLATE. The context can then be inspected (to access the Content view, switch to the Content section in the Class Browser). UBIK Studio provides an automatism that assists in creating MetaClassScopes: to use it, drag the desired MetaClass onto the Context. After dropping it, a small window appears with the option "Add fitting Scope to Context", which should be selected.
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 A window opens where the desired view can be selected from the drop-down menu. The root object should then be visible. A new object can be created by right-clicking on the object, though the triangle next to the name must be expanded first.
-The properties can be edited in the newly opened window.
+The Properties can be edited in the newly opened window.
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 ==7. [[View_Test_Environment|View Test Environment]]==

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 ==5. [[HowTo:Create_a_new_View|Create View]]==
-A View defines a hierarchical display of objects, where the associated ViewItems determine how hierarchy levels are built starting from the View`s root objects.
+A View defines a hierarchical display of objects, where the associated [[VIEWITEMS|ViewItems]] determine how hierarchy levels are built starting from the View`s root objects.
-To create ReferenceViewItems, drag Custom->View->REFERENCEVIEWITEM into a BulkEditor (To access the Content-View, switch to the Content area in the ClassBrowser).
+To create [[HowTo:Create_a_new_ReferenceViewItem_automatically|ReferenceViewItems]], drag Custom->View->REFERENCEVIEWITEM into a BulkEditor (To access the Content-View, switch to the Content area in the ClassBrowser).
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-Create a new instance of a ReferenceViewItem using the Bulk Editor. Specify the name of the reference property in the "Reference" cell. Select the "Reverse" checkbox if the ReferenceViewItem is to be evaluated in reverse (right-to-left) order. Assign a query instance of the ReferenceViewItem to the "Reversereftype" attribute—either by dragging and dropping a metaclass object onto the cell or by selecting the desired metaclass from the dialog box that appears when you double-click the field. <div style="margin-top: 10px;"> [[File:ReferenceViewItemBulkEditor.png|thumb|none|right|700px|link=]]
+Create a new instance of a ReferenceViewItem using the Bulk Editor. Specify the Name of the Reference Property in the "Reference" cell. Select the "Reverse" checkbox if the ReferenceViewItem is to be evaluated in reverse (right-to-left) order. Assign a query instance of the ReferenceViewItem to the "Reversereftype" attribute—either by dragging and dropping a metaclass object onto the cell or by selecting the desired metaclass from the dialog box that appears when you double-click the field. <div style="margin-top: 10px;"> [[File:ReferenceViewItemBulkEditor.png|thumb|none|right|700px|link=]]
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 ==4. Create References and Links==
 References define which object types a connection (link) may point to, while links, implemented as a property of type Guid, actually establish this connection between two instances. Both elements are required to model directed relationships between objects within the UBIK® data model, e.g. to point from one object to another without needing a fixed parent-child structure.
-To create a reference, navigate to Custom->Reference and drag Custom->Reference->REFERENCE into the BulkEditor (to access the content view, you must switch to the content area in the ClassBrowser). Then, specify the Name, Description, Namespace, and TargetType. When creating a new reference—for example, REF_ANLEITUNG—the corresponding metaclass ANLEITUNG must be set as the TargetType.
+To create a Reference, navigate to Custom->Reference and drag Custom->Reference->REFERENCE into the BulkEditor (to access the content view, you must switch to the content area in the ClassBrowser). Then, specify the Name, Description, Namespace, and TargetType. When creating a new reference—for example, REF_ANLEITUNG—the corresponding metaclass ANLEITUNG must be set as the TargetType.
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-To create link properties, drag CUSTOMMETAPROPERTY into a BulkEditor. Select "Guid" as the data type. Then, assign the previously created reference—for example, REF_ANLEITUNG to the reference field.
+To create link Properties, drag CUSTOMMETAPROPERTY into a [[Bulk_Editor|BulkEditor]]. Select "Guid" as the data type. Then, assign the previously created Reference—for example, REF_ANLEITUNG to the Reference field.
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-The metaclass referenced by the link property must be dragged into a ClassDetails editor. Subsequently, the link property is assigned to the corresponding metaclass under MetaProperties.
+The Metaclass referenced by the link Property must be dragged into a ClassDetails editor. Subsequently, the link Property is assigned to the corresponding metaclass under MetaProperties.
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 ==5. [[HowTo:Create_a_new_View|Create View]]==

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 ==3. Creating SelectiveList and SelectiveItem==
-A [[SELECTIVELIST|SelectiveList]] provides a predefined list of selectable values that users can choose from instead of entering free text. Each individual entry in this list is reprexsented as a [[SELECTIVEITEM|SelectiveItem]].
+A [[SELECTIVELIST|SelectiveList]] provides a predefined list of selectable values that users can choose from instead of entering free text. Each individual entry in this list is represented as a [[SELECTIVEITEM|SelectiveItem]].
 To add a list to a property, you must first switch to the Content View. Then, select Custom > List > SELECTIVELIST and drag it into a Bulk Editor (to access the Content View, switch to the "Content View" in the [[Class_Browser|Class Browser]] – see screenshot). When creating the list, use the same data type as that of the corresponding Metaproperty.
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 ==4. Create References and Links==