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• Application - a click shows further nodes grouping object types by their localized app schema name (for information on localization, please refer to the "Defining Object Types for yuuvis® client" article).
• System - a click lists all object types and floating secondary object types that are part of the system schema.
• Secondary Object Type (beginning with version 2.4: Extending types)

Administrators with the role YUUVIS_TENANT_ADMINISTRATOR are offered the nodes

• Tenant - a click shows a list of all object types that are part of the tenant schema.
• Secondary Object Type - a click shows all floating secondary object types that are referenced in the schema ("static" = false) and that are not classified as primary or required and that are used to extend objects with more metadata.

For each object type you can define two form types - EDIT and CREATE. The corresponding form is provided to the user in the yuuvis® client accordingly.

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In general, forms consist of a form model with arranged groups of fields and optionally a script for manipulating field values.

>> Form Scripting (Client-side)

After clicking EDIT or CREATE and no model has been saved before, you see a list of all object type fields in the left-hand area and a somewhat empty model tree next to that. In the case you have saved a model for EDIT but not for CREATE you are asked whether to reuse the EDIT model for CREATE as well while opening it.

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There are various editing features available to help you create the script in the ribbon on the SCRIPT context tab and in the context menu of the script area. In addition, IntelliSense is available as scripting support.

>> Form Scripting (Client-side)

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