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Value for 'classification'Property TypeDescription
emailstring

An e-mail icon is displayed beside the form field. A click on the icon opens the locally installed e-mail client with the e-mail address specified.

The entered value is validated via an internal browser function. Valid addresses have to match the standard.

Note: Values like "Mike Johnson" <mike.johnson@mycompany.com> result in case rendering problems. Use only mike.johnson@mycompany.com instead.

urlstring

A URL icon is displayed beside the form field. A click on the icon opens the specified URL in a browser.

The entered value is validated via an internal browser function. Valid addresses have to match the standard.

phonestring

A phone icon is displayed beside the form field. A click on the icon opens the specified number in the available phone application. In Chrome, a connected Android phone can be used.

No validation takes place.

id:organization (as of 2022 Spring)

id:organization[APPROVER1,APPROVER2] (as of 2022 Summer)

id:organization[APPROVER1,APPROVER2,username1] (as of 2023 Spring)

string

Useful for properties that store a user ID and appear with the corresponding user name. As soon as users start typing in the form field, a selection list with user names is provided for which the entered term was found in the user name, name, surname or e-mail address. If users select one of them, the corresponding user ID is stored as property value while the user name is shown in the form as a chip.

If roles are specified, only user names of users having at least one of those roles are offered for the corresponding form field.

id:reference[]

id:reference[myObjectTypeId,...]

string

Useful for properties that store an object type ID or an object ID and appear with the corresponding object type or object name. As soon as users start typing in the form field, a selection list with matching object type or object names is provided. If users select one of them, the corresponding object type ID or object ID is stored while the name is shown in the form as a chip. If no name is available, the ID is displayed instead.

For object ID property fields, an Anchor icon is additionally displayed beside the form field. A click on this icon opens the referenced object.

For object type ID property fields, it is possible to limit the object types that are offered to users in the selection list. For this purpose, specify all object type IDs to be considered in the classification attribute. An empty list allows all object types.
Note: It is not possible to specify base types (system:object, system:folder, system:documents).

catalog[new,draft,review,released,rejected]stringConfiguration of a static catalog. Users can only select the values specified in the list. Only one language is supported here.

Pattern to be used in the global schema:
dynamic:catalog[myObjecttype,readonly]

Pattern to be used in an app schema:
dynamic:catalog[appMyapp:myObjecttype,readonly]

Pattern to be used in a tenant schema:
dynamic:catalog[tenMytenant:myObjecttype,readonly]

string

Configuration of a dynamic catalog that can be maintained per tenant. Users can only select the values specified in the list. Users with the YUUVIS_MANAGE_SETTINGS role can deactivate and remove values or add new values if the optional parameter readonly is NOT set. Only one language is supported here.

The catalog values are stored separately for each tenant.

It is possible to set up standard values for each catalog using a specific system controller endpoint of the Web-API Gateway. If no tenant-specific variant has been saved so far, the standard values are used.
>> Maintaining Dynamic Catalogs

custom:catalog[myURL]

string

Retrieves the catalog values from a custom microservice that is called via the specified URL. The URL can be absolute (e.g., https://mydomain/myservice/myfunction?myparameter=mycatalogname) or relative (e.g., /myservice/myfunction?myparameter=mycatalogname).
Note:  If an absolute URL is used, ensure to handle CORS issues.

The internal token with the user information is transferred to the microservice. The language set by the user can be read from the header. The response format must have the following JSON structure:

Code Block
{    
  "entries": [
    {"name": "Bill", "disabled": "false"},
    {"name": "Ted", "disabled": "false"}
  ];
}


digitnumberNumbers are rendered with a delimiter, e.g., 123,456,789.35. Otherwise, no digital grouping is used, e.g., 123456789.35.
sortabletableEnables the user to sort table rows manually by drag & drop.
switchboolean

Values are represented by a switch with the available positions true (right position), false (left position) and null (middle position).

Per default (if switch is not specified), the values for boolean properties are displayed as checkboxes. A null value is represented as crossed-out box.

appClient:standardform:hidden

any typeThe property is not displayed in any standard form by the client application.

appClient:summary:hidden (as of 2022 Summer)

any typeThe property is not displayed in the summary aspect area of objects displayed by the client application.

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