The content object

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A content object is an instance of a content class. A content class simply defines the structure of content objects using content class attributes. It is the content objects themselves that contain actual data/information. Once a content class is defined, several content objects of that type can be created. Multiple objects of the same type are used to store similar data/information, for instance: multiple article objects are used to store different news articles.

Content object attributes
Each content object consists of several independent attributes. These attributes are defined by content class attributes. Inside a content object, all data is encapsulated in one or more content object attributes.

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Contents

eZ publish basics

The internal structure of eZ publish
Content and design
Content management in eZ publish
    A note about object oriented technology
    The content structure
    Datatypes
    The content class
    The content object
    Relation between datatypes, classes a...
    Content object versioning
    Support for multiple languages
    Objects, nodes and the content node tree
    Locations
    Sections
Site management in eZ publish
eZ publish URLs
Summary


Created

02/10/2003
10:42:07 am
by Balazs Halasy

Last updated

10/10/2003
12:58:35 pm
by Balazs Halasy

Authors

Balazs Halasy



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