Appacitive Entities
The building blocks of Appacitive
In Appacitive, a Type describes the nature of an Object as well as it's structure and contents. Each Schema is the model representation of a distinct ty...
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The minimum requirements for creating a Type are -
It should have a name
It should have a description
It is not mandatory to have any Pr...
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Two Types are provided to the users when they create an application in Appacitive. They are:
1. User
2. Device
These Type also have some...
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Properties are pertinent information for a Type or a Relation, used to define their content structure. Constraints on the content can be enforced through ru...
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To create a Property, the minimum required fields are -
The name of the property
The data type of the property
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The different Data Types that are supported are -
String
Text
Integer
Decimal
DateTime
Date
Time
Geography
Boolean
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While both string and text properties are used to store string content, there are 2 major differences between them which you should consider when choosing o...
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Date, Time and DateTime are stored in ISO 8601 format.
The formats are as follows. The components and punctuation should be exactly as shown.
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While creating a property you can set certain constraints to it. Constraints like - I want my username and password to be mandatory, my username to be uniqu...
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A Relation denotes a logical connection that can exist between a pair
of Type. Each relation has an associated multiplicity. A Relation in
Appacitive is...
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