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Aspect & properties missing ?

jiri_billig
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
Hi,

If I upload on Alfresco new document, I suppose that it is implicitly cm:content. From contentModel.xml definition I know that structure of cm:content is following:

cm:content extends cm:cmobject has cm:content
cm:cmobject extends sys:base has cm:name, cm:auditable
sys:base has sys:referenceable, sys:localized

So every uploaded document show have auditable aspect according definition above. But, If I click on Manage Aspects link on document detail view it looks like no aspects are assigned. Why is that ?

AND another thing is where, for instance, title and description properties are stored ? Those have every content, but not exists in schema above (those are in cm:titled, but cm:titled is not in schema above, hmmm).
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mitpatoliya
Star Collaborator
Star Collaborator
you are right cm:auditable aspect is added bydefault to every content as per schema and if you have noticed cm:created ,cm:creator all those properties are part of that aspect only which we can already see on the UI. It should always be added to all nodes so in Manage aspect it is being hidden to protect it from removing accidentally.
cm:titled aspect is added from the back-end during content creation.

Thanks for answer! Do you know what is added by back-end during content creation (cm:titled, etc. etc.) or where this process is described (xml file ?).

And how can I prohibit "adding that things by back-end" ? For instance, I will create aspect which extends cm:titled aspects and add that into my model. Now, I will have in my model both aspects, cm:titled and aspect which extends cm:titled, so that is not good idea.