Difference between revisions of "Auto creation of a MetaClassScope"
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This Drag and Drop Action first looks for an identical MetaClassScope. Only if no matching scope exists, the action creates a suitable MetaClassScope. | This Drag and Drop Action first looks for an identical MetaClassScope. Only if no matching scope exists, the action creates a suitable MetaClassScope. | ||
| − | The Drag and Drop Action will only add | + | The Drag and Drop Action will only add MetaProperties that are not "Signature". The MetaProperties "Tenant" and "Namespace" are excluded and will not be added by this Drag and Drop Action. |
| − | Also the following | + | Also the following RelationProperties will be set to 0 by default: |
* Priority | * Priority | ||
* Lockstatus | * Lockstatus | ||
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* Order | * Order | ||
* Compare Value | * Compare Value | ||
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Revision as of 10:06, 18 March 2025
One of the Drag and Drop Actions in UBIK 3.7.1 and above is the automatic creation of new MetaClass Scope.
Contents
[hide]Creation of a MetaClass Scope for a Context
Functionality
This Drag and Drop Action first looks for an identical MetaClassScope. Only if no matching scope exists, the action creates a suitable MetaClassScope. The Drag and Drop Action will only add MetaProperties that are not "Signature". The MetaProperties "Tenant" and "Namespace" are excluded and will not be added by this Drag and Drop Action. Also the following RelationProperties will be set to 0 by default:
- Priority
- Lockstatus
- ACM Visibility
- Order
- Compare Value
Trigger
Can be triggered by dragging a MetaClass over a Context
Confirm your decision to create a MetaClassScope by clicking on the upcoming context menu item "Create a Scope and adds it to the Context".
Adding an existing MetaClass Scope to a Context
Functionality
Adds an fitting MetaClass Scope that already exists to the Context.
Trigger
Can be triggered by dragging a MetaClass Scope over a Context Confirm your decision to create a MetaClassScope by clicking on the upcoming context menu item "Add fitting scope to Context".
