Documents are instances of document definitions. These are uploaded as part of modules. They serve to interact with the user via pages with business data that are not dependent on a model instance.
For more information, refer to the Modeling guide.
The users can save the documents they are working on. Saved documents can be exported in the XML format and imported back as well. Note that the features are subject to the security right Document:Write
.
The documents users have saved and are hence probably working on are available in the Saved Documents view.
The documents users have saved and are hence probably working on are available on the Saved Documents page.
To export a saved document to XML, do the following:
You can edit the downloaded XML and then import it back into the document.
To export a saved document to XML, do the following:
You can edit the downloaded XML and then import it back into the document.
savedDocumentExport exports a saved document
Long Option | Short Option | Description |
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--destination * | -d | host URL |
--username * | -u | user name |
--password * | -p | password |
* required parameters
The users can save the documents they are working on. Saved documents can be exported in the XML format: you can adapt the XML and imported it back. This allows you to manipulate the runtime data of a saved document out of the management tools. Note that the feature is subject to the security right Document:Write
.
Important: Importing a corrupt document can cause the system to fail to work with the document.
To import a saved document XML, do the following:
To import modified data of a saved document back to the server, do the following:
savedDocumentImport imports a saved document; the document must already exist in the database
Long Option | Short Option | Description |
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--destination * | -d | host URL |
--username * | -u | user name |
--password * | -p | password |
--savedDocumentId * | saved document id | |
--file * | file with saved document state |
* required parameters