Catglobe modules - Revision history

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Catglobe: Page references added

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	Catglobe.Text</pre>		Catglobe.Text</pre>

	== Further reading ==		== Further reading ==

	How to create a generic Catglobe module		[[How to create a generic Catglobe module]]

	How to create a solution specific module		[[How to create a solution specific module]]

	How to create a Catglobe workflow service		[[How to create a Catglobe workflow service]]

	Catglobe modules API reference		[[Catglobe modules API reference]]

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	});		});

	~~print(~~cgmod["Catglobe.ModuleLoader"]["listAvailableModules"].Call());		Array moduleNames = cgmod["Catglobe.ModuleLoader"]["listAvailableModules"].Call();
			for (number i = 0; i < moduleNames.Count; i++) {
			print(moduleNames[i]);
			}
	</source>		</source>

	The script above will output:		The script above will output:
	<pre>Catglobe.DateTime		<pre>Catglobe.DateTime
	Catglobe.Text		Catglobe.Text</pre>
	</pre>

	== Further reading ==		== Further reading ==

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	As in the first example we initially load the Catglobe module loader, this time we initialize with only the Catglobe.DateTime module. At line 5 we call the function "load" defined in the Catglobe.ModuleLoader module which takes an array of strings specifying names of generic Catglobe modules to be loaded. Modules which have already been loaded are not loaded again.		As in the first example we initially load the Catglobe module loader, this time we initialize with only the Catglobe.DateTime module. At line 5 we call the function "load" defined in the Catglobe.ModuleLoader module which takes an array of strings specifying names of generic Catglobe modules to be loaded. Modules which have already been loaded are not loaded again.

	=== Listing loaded modules ===		=== Listing loaded modules ===

	Sometimes it might be useful to see which modules have been loaded already, this can be done using the listAvailableModules function, the following example shows how to use it:		Sometimes it might be useful to see which modules have been loaded already, this can be done using the listAvailableModules function, the following example shows how to use it:

	<source lang="javascript">		<source lang="javascript">
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	print(cgmod["Catglobe.ModuleLoader"]["listAvailableModules"].Call());		print(cgmod["Catglobe.ModuleLoader"]["listAvailableModules"].Call());
	</source>		</source>

	The script above will output:		The script above will output:
			<pre>Catglobe.DateTime
			Catglobe.Text
			</pre>

	== Further reading ==		== Further reading ==

Catglobe: Building more on the Catglobe modules "front"-page

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Building more on the Catglobe modules "front"-page

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 Let's go through the code above line by line. At line 1 we specify the resource id of the workflow which contains the Catglobe module loader. Line 2 calls the workflow with an array of strings indicating to the module loader which generic Catglobe modules we would like to load initially, in the example above we load Catglobe.DateTime and Catglobe.Text which allows us to manipulate date or time, and text respectively.
 Not all modules have to be loaded initially. Depending on the flow through your workflow it's possible to delay inclusion of the generic modules until they are actually needed, the next example demonstrates how to load the Catglobe.Text module after the module loader was initialized:
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 cgmod["Catglobe.ModuleLoader"]["load"].Call({
     "Catglobe.Text"
-})
+});
 </source>

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     "Catglobe.Text"
 });
 </source>

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	The Catglobe module loader is the workflow module responsible for loading all other generic Catglobe modules, the script below demonstrates how to initialize the module loader and add a few generic Catglobe modules:		The Catglobe module loader is the workflow module responsible for loading all other generic Catglobe modules, the script below demonstrates how to initialize the module loader and add a few generic Catglobe modules:

	<source lang="~~null~~">		<source lang="javascript">
	number moduleLoaderResId = 1234;		number moduleLoaderResId = 1234;
	Dictionary cgmod = Workflow_call(moduleLoaderResId, {		Dictionary cgmod = Workflow_call(moduleLoaderResId, {

Catglobe: Initial page which describes how to use catglobe modules

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Initial page which describes how to use catglobe modules

New page

= Catglobe modules =

Using CG Script it's possible to build very complex solutions on top of the Catglobe platform. This page and sub pages offers some guidelines on how to use existing Catglobe modules and how to extend with additional generic modules, or create and register customized modules which are used by a specific solution.

Building a new solutioin, where Catglobe modules are used as the foundation, helps you abstract from tedious things like remembering the resource ids of a lot of generic workflows, it also makes it easier to move your solution to other Catglobe sites once it's done.

One workflow resource id must be known in order to initialize the Catglobe modules framework, namely the resource id of the Catglobe module loader.

== Initializing the module loader ==

The Catglobe module loader is the workflow module responsible for loading all other generic Catglobe modules, the script below demonstrates how to initialize the module loader and add a few generic Catglobe modules:

<source lang="null">
number moduleLoaderResId = 1234;
Dictionary cgmod = Workflow_call(moduleLoaderResId, {
"Catglobe.DateTime",
"Catglobe.Text"
});
</source>