I'm very new to Open CMIS so I apologize if this is common knowledge. My documents need a custom property (i.e. a boolean "nm:test" or something like that) for my implementation. I've read on the web that I can do this with Alfresco via xml config/aspects. Could I perhaps do it with Chemistry In-Memory so I can test an application that's using CMIS to store documents and files? Could I also do it with Nuxeo?
The Nuxeo Platform doesn't implement CMIS 1.1 type mutability.
To create new types and properties in the Nuxeo Platform, you have two options:
follow the documentation about document types to understand what they are and what XML to add,
use the Nuxeo Studio service to do that in a few clicks.
Note that Nuxeo Studio has a free 1-month trial but is not a free service after that. However anything you've created during the trial with Nuxeo Studio can be used with no restrictions forever.
You can use the CMIS workbench to create or modify type definitions.
Open the workbench and connect to your repository. Press the button "Types" in the toolbar. You get a new dialog where you can save the currently selected type definition to a file. You can then modify this file in a text editor according to your needs. Afterwards you can press "Create Type" and load the edited file in the workbench and upload it to the repository.
This method should work with any CMIS 1.1 compliant repository having the TypeMutability capability.
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Is there any way that I can create a template within forms to utilize for every user in the company?
For instance; let's say I have the Sales Order Screen (SO301000) and the Document Detail grid configured in certain way, that display different amount of columns than the default (either more or less columns).
For each user I want to use this template (and all the ones created) that I will apply when I add the new user.
I'l appreciate any guidance and help.
EDIT:
I provided answer for Form element ASP template below. Although reading your question again I think what you're trying to do would be more along the lines of automating grid column configuration. We call this feature Default Table Layout.
There's a feature request for it here:
https://feedback.acumatica.com/ideas/ACU-I-415
The feature has been shipped in version 2017R2 and is documented here:
https://help.acumatica.com/(W(1))/Main?ScreenId=ShowWiki&pageid=30f3229f-20f1-4055-9c03-e0fe3b37080d
Image copy of documentation page:
For ASP Form templates
There are two ways to work with customizations in Acumatica:
As a Customization Project, everything is done directly in Acumatica
instance through the web browser using the Customization Project Editor.
As an extension library (DLL file) compiled in Visual Studio which is then included in the FILES section of a Customization Project.
For method 1, I believe creating custom templates would be a bit of a hack and would not be officially supported, if someone knows otherwise please chime in.
For method 2, we ship the Visual Studio templates with the Acumatica Configuration Wizard (Acumatica ERP Installer).
Those templates are in the following folder:
My Documents\Visual Studio 20XX\Templates\ItemTemplates\Visual C#
The templates will be available for ASP.NET solution only. You can open Acumatica Instance Website as a solution if the website is already deployed:
When you open Add New Item dialog:
The Acumatica Templates will be available:
Those are standard Visual Studio templates so you can copy and re-use them to create your own. Microsoft documentation for creating user template applies and you can follow their guidelines. Note that working with Visual Studio and creating your own template is somewhat less user friendly than using Acumatica Customization Project Editor.
Acumatica T100 covers using Visual Studio to create customizations and would be a good starting point to learn the techniques involved:
https://openuni.acumatica.com/courses/development/t100-introduction-to-acumatica-framework/
I have one Notes Template ntf in which the Openntf Domino API plugins do not appear in 'Plug-in Dependencies' library, eg. org.openntf.domino.xsp etc. They are installed on both the server and the local machine, as we use XPiNC. They appear in any a new application created from the template and they appear in other templates and other nsfs. The plugin xml references them but they are still not in there.
<import optional="true" plugin="org.openntf.domino.xsp"/>
The Notes template is on a server. How do I get them in there or solve the problem, I have tried various import methods to no avail, this area is not a strong point for me.
Thanks for any help.
You cannot use an NTF with XPinc. The status bar will show a message about it not running. You can have an NSF with a TEMPLATE NAME that will refresh other database that inherit from that template. If you need the NTF for database creation purposes, develop in an NSF that has a TEMPLATE NAME from which the NTF inherits. (EG: MyAppDev). THe NTF then has a TEMPLATE NAME from whihc other databases inherit (EG: MyApp)
If you're getting an error that you cannot import a class in Domino Designer, there are two places to look.
The library needs "ticking" on the Xsp Properties. This tells the application that it needs that particular plugin at runtime. If it's missing on the server, you'll get an error.
The library needs installing for every Domino Designer that's going to be used to work on the application. Upgrading Notes to a new version will invariably disable previously installed plugins, so you need to go to File > Application > Application Management.... Custom plugins are in the second category, and if they have a red circle crossed through, it's disabled and needs re-enabling.
I'm very new to Liferay theme development and i'm trying to find the most optimal workflow for development.
So I've been experimenting with creating Web Content Templates and Web Content Structures within Liferay CMS configuration.
What I would ideally like to do is create my view "Web Content Structure" outside of Liferay configuration and instead have it as a view/template inside my theme files so that I can have my code peer reviewed and version controlled in Bitbucket.
Is this possible?
Alternatively is there a way to output the values of a given web content instance within my theme?
I'm building a theme for Liferay 7 by the way.
Thanks in advance
Richard
You can copy and paste the structure when you create them form the LFR editors into your source code repository.
Also if you know how to define the JSON you can do it straight in the file. The free market templates are even easier to edit in file format. When you're done, you need to go and upload the artefacts to the portal via the editor/file upload option.
You can't stick it into the theme because that approach would not allow you to do updates.
You can search for a community plugin or write your own one that would do structure/template updates during deploy.
I am building a plugin that utilizes the new Business Process Flow in Dynamics 2013, and in order to take full advantage of the easy to use check-list style menu I have added two new attributes to the default Opportunity entity in Dynamics CRM.
I have done this in the plugin's customizations.xml file by adding the attributes to the Opportunity Entity under the EntityInfo->Entity->Attributes section of the Entity xml.
The addition of this field to the Opportunity works just as expected, though I am running into issues when uninstalling the plugin.
Since this plugin will be widely available, I can't expect users to keep it on their systems forever.
On uninstallation of the plugin, however, Opportunities can no longer be viewed in the CRM 2013 Online. When I try to view one I get the following:
Critical
Query Builder Error
The specified field does not exist in Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Is there something I can do within the customizations.xml file to ensure that once the plugin solution has been uninstalled, Dynamics CRM will no longer reference these fields?
note: This issue occurs on a brand new instance of Dynamics CRM 2013 (trial) with the plugin simply installed / uninstalled, so no other customizations are linking to changes from the plugin and causing the crash
If you were to make this change via the UI, it would block you from deleting these fields until all dependencies have been removed as well. Because you chose to do this without the assistance of the UI, it is breaking on you. If you go back and make this change via the UI, the customizations.xml file should be properly updated and you should be good to go (or it will error and say where there is still a dependency - making it easy to go and fix it).
I am trying to get the CAML for a custom content type that I am creating. What I am really doing is creating the content type in Visual Studio 2010 via CAML and then deploying that content type to my sandbox using the new deploy features in VS 2010. At that point, I am modifying the content type using the SharePoint interface (i.e changing advanced settings, adding columns, etc) since it is easy to do via the web interface. What I would like to do, is after I have made my changed, update my CAML in Visual Studio to match my changes.
I want to do this because I am creating custom fields and content types for my project and want to create a solution with these customizations. Since there doesn't seem to be a way to do this (create custom fields and content types) as a solution using SharePoint without putting them into a list, I am using Visual Studio and CAML for this. I also want to use Visual Studio and CAML so that I can put these CAML xml files in source control so that I can version my custom fields and custom types.
I have tried using tools like http://spcamlviewer.codeplex.com/ but that doesn't seem to work with SP 2010.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I wish Visual Studio would just have an update from SP button after I have deployed my solution and made changes on the server so it would sync VS from the SP server.
SharePoint Manager 2010