A content package that contains additional information about the office material items available.
Content packages are required to contain an HTML page, or a graphic (JPEG, GIF), which is displayed when the object is called. In addition, a content package may contain a directory structure, and any other file types. Typically, you create an entry HTML page that links to the content inside the package. This is how the E-Catalog object is designed.
To use a content package in a process, you:
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1. Create a content package object.
2. Create a callable object of content package type, and insert the content package object in it.
The E-Catalog content package callable object is used as an info callable object in the following actions:
The E-Catalog content package object has the following structure:
Basic Data
Name |
E-Catalog |
Description |
The E-Catalog contains an HTML page with detailed information about deliverable office material |
Original Language |
English |
Location |
Examples → Content Packages |
Content
index.html |
An entry HTML page that contains a list of available office material items, and links to the relevant images and descriptions inside the content package. You can use any HTML page, as there are no special requirements. |
details |
A folder that contains descriptions for each office material item in HTML format |
images |
A folder that contains the office material item images |
The E-Catalog content package object is integrated into the following callable object:
Basic Data
Name |
E-Catalog |
Description |
The E-Catalog contains a detailed information about deliverable office material |
Original Language |
English |
Location |
Examples → Callable Objects |
Type |
Content Package |
Object Definition |
The E-Catalog content package object is used, and index.html is selected as a root. |
The configuration parameters for the content package callable object refer to the screen area where the content is displayed, and the defaults are kept.