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| + | NoteData - the notes themselves | ||
| + | * noteId - unique ID | ||
| + | * noteText - text field for the note | ||
| + | * createdByUserId - identity of user creating the note | ||
| + | * userIdType - identifies type of user Id (Facebook, twitter, LDAP, email, etc.) | ||
| + | * dateTimeCreated - date and time when note was created | ||
| + | * attribute1..10 - arbitrary attributes associated with note | ||
| + | NoteAttributeConfig - configures the attributes which are associated with the note | ||
| + | * attributeId - 1..10 identifying which attribute on NoteData | ||
| + | * fieldName1..N - field name for user's convenience | ||
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===The API=== | ===The API=== | ||
Revision as of 01:04, 6 January 2012
opentaps 2 Notes
What It Does
This is a very simple yet useful application to demonstrate the concepts and technologies behind opentaps 2.
On the server side, there will be a set of API for creating and retrieving notes which can be associated with different things: orders, customers, tasks, products, etc. On the client side, there will be UI tools for working with the server-side notes API to create or retrieve notes. You can write your own UI around these API, using our examples for both web and mobile platforms.
The cool thing is that you can configure up to 10 things to associate with your notes, whatever they maybe. You can thus associate notes with your customers or tasks and make a CRM system, or associate them with your products or orders and have a product review system. You can even organize the UI to make your own version of Twitter.
How It Works
The Data Model
NoteData - the notes themselves * noteId - unique ID * noteText - text field for the note * createdByUserId - identity of user creating the note * userIdType - identifies type of user Id (Facebook, twitter, LDAP, email, etc.) * dateTimeCreated - date and time when note was created * attribute1..10 - arbitrary attributes associated with note NoteAttributeConfig - configures the attributes which are associated with the note * attributeId - 1..10 identifying which attribute on NoteData * fieldName1..N - field name for user's convenience
