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-- PedroRio - 21 Dec 2010

XEO Object Model Behavior- XEO Library

Custom Behavior in XEO Object Models can be achieved through various way :

  • Object Events
  • Object Methods
  • Attribute Events
  • Attribute Properties

To define custom behavior there are two methods: BOL and the Java API. BOL is an acronym for Business Object Language which is essentially a small expression language specific to the XEO platform to aid in creating custom behavior. Everything that can be done using BOL can be done using Java (BOL expressions are ultimately converted to Java as the whole Object Model is also converted to Java).

In this chapter we'll create the custom behavior required for the Object Models in the XEO Library. Before

TODO / CONTINUE / FIXME

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