Built In Objects

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Built In Objects

 

The following objects are provided with UnForm and can be instantiated with the new() function.  Property and method references follow.

 

•addrbook  - address book management
•binfile - binary file access
•collection - collections of values by index and name
•compare - runs script code to compare values, used extensively by the Image Manager
•date - date management
•docflow - docflow management, the heart of the DocFlow module
•docflowdoc - represents a single document in a docflow
•doclist - library document lists
•filters - runs script code to filter values, used extensively by the Image Manager
•grid - manages tab-separated-value strings easily
•http - http/https client for interacting with web servers
•inbound - inbound document management, the heart of the Image Manager module
•inbounddoc - represents a single document in an Image Manager library
•json – conversion of data to JSON format for ease of Javascript processing
•inifile - ini file access
•keyfile - keyed file access
•libraries - library lists
•library - library management
•mailattachment - a file attachment in a mail message object
•mailmessage - a mail received by the mailreader object, or sent by the mailsender object
•mailreader - a POP email client
•mailsender - a SMTP email client, providing an object oriented option to the email() function
•marked – marked record management
•memcollection - an in-memory collection object, which offers faster access and larger keys compared with the collection object
•notify - template-based email notifications
•objcollection - a specialized collection whose elements are objects
•rac - remote access codes for documents
•search - library search execution
•system - operating system and file system access
•textfile - text file access
•validations - runs script code to perform value validation, used extensively by the Image Manager
•webapi – creation of web-oriented URL strings for web form and DTC processing
•xmlreader - xml document parsing

 

Examples of using many of these objects can be found in the rule file samples/objects.rul.