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The ACM Manager is meant for administration and testing of Application Context MetaDefinitions (ACM) in {{UBIK}}. These ACM can be (re-)evaluated locally, released to or removed from a specific context. | The ACM Manager is meant for administration and testing of Application Context MetaDefinitions (ACM) in {{UBIK}}. These ACM can be (re-)evaluated locally, released to or removed from a specific context. | ||
| − | When started, the ACM manager searches for all context objects and fills the left [[Class Browser]] with these. By selecting a context, its data is viewed on the right hand [[Object Explorer]] where it can be | + | When started, the ACM manager searches for all context objects and fills the left hand [[Class Browser]] with these. By selecting a context, its data is viewed on the right hand [[Object Explorer]] where it can be reviewed by the user. The properties are shown for already released meta definitons as well as for temporarily created meta definitions. |
[[File:ACMManager.png|thumb|220px|ACM Manager]] | [[File:ACMManager.png|thumb|220px|ACM Manager]] | ||
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| + | ===Toolbar=== | ||
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| + | {| class="wikitable" | width = "50%" | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | ! Item !! Purpose | ||
| + | |- align="left" | ||
| + | | Evaluate Temporary Meta Definitions || Creates new Meta Definitions for the selected context. These Meta Definitions are created only temporary and have to be released to take effect. Once created, these abstract Meta Definitions show up in the right hand part of the manager showing the context's properties. Here the data can be checked as it is presented graphically and in a user-friendly way. | ||
| + | |- align="left" | ||
| + | | Release Meta Definitions || If Meta Definitions have been generated temporarily they can be released. This means, the data is stored into the context object itself. Existing Meta Definitions in the context will be overwritten. | ||
| + | |- align="left" | ||
| + | | Clear Released Meta Definitions || Already released Meta Definitons can be cleared from the selected context. | ||
| + | |- align="left" | ||
| + | | Web Service URL Text Box || Here you can enter an URL to the webservice using the current database. This can be used freely, so it has to be ensured this is the correct URL. | ||
| + | |- align="left" | ||
| + | | Connect/Disconnect Web Service || When the Web Service URL Text Box contains a valid URL, pressing this button connects to the web service. If the connection was successful, the current web service version is displayed on the bottom of the manager window. | ||
| + | |- align="left" | ||
| + | | Reinitialize Web Service || When the webservice is connected successfully, this button can reinitialize the web service using the released meta data. At this time, the changes are available to all connected clients the next time they retrieve the meta definitions. | ||
| + | |} | ||
Revision as of 08:19, 18 July 2013
The ACM Manager is meant for administration and testing of Application Context MetaDefinitions (ACM) in UBIK®. These ACM can be (re-)evaluated locally, released to or removed from a specific context.
When started, the ACM manager searches for all context objects and fills the left hand Class Browser with these. By selecting a context, its data is viewed on the right hand Object Explorer where it can be reviewed by the user. The properties are shown for already released meta definitons as well as for temporarily created meta definitions.
Toolbar
| Item | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Evaluate Temporary Meta Definitions | Creates new Meta Definitions for the selected context. These Meta Definitions are created only temporary and have to be released to take effect. Once created, these abstract Meta Definitions show up in the right hand part of the manager showing the context's properties. Here the data can be checked as it is presented graphically and in a user-friendly way. |
| Release Meta Definitions | If Meta Definitions have been generated temporarily they can be released. This means, the data is stored into the context object itself. Existing Meta Definitions in the context will be overwritten. |
| Clear Released Meta Definitions | Already released Meta Definitons can be cleared from the selected context. |
| Web Service URL Text Box | Here you can enter an URL to the webservice using the current database. This can be used freely, so it has to be ensured this is the correct URL. |
| Connect/Disconnect Web Service | When the Web Service URL Text Box contains a valid URL, pressing this button connects to the web service. If the connection was successful, the current web service version is displayed on the bottom of the manager window. |
| Reinitialize Web Service | When the webservice is connected successfully, this button can reinitialize the web service using the released meta data. At this time, the changes are available to all connected clients the next time they retrieve the meta definitions. |
