When I create a content of the type my: sop appears to me properties that I have not defined in my: sop. they are the following ones: -name -title -description -author -edit inline -content type
You need to NOT inherited your model to "content" model. Because these properties (name, title, description, author, edit inline, content type) are from content model.
You need to NOT inherited your model to "content" model. Because these properties (name, title, description, author, edit inline, content type) are from content model.
bst regards
If I don't inherit exampleModel of contentModel an error takes place and the web client is not loaded. My exampleModel.xml is in /tomcat/shared/slasses/alfresco/extension, this is the problem?
I dont think that is the problem… you need to inherite from CMObject probably. Look this to have more idea about existing model http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Domain_Model
ribz33 is correct, these properties are displayed because you have inherited from cm:content, which is the correct thing to do if your type is a form of content.
The properties show because they are configured to do so in web-client-config-properties.xml. The properties you mention are all introduced via aspects, so each config section that has an aspect-name evaluator that matches will be applied.
One way to hide these properties is to do so in the configuration for your type. Add the "show-in-view-mode=false" and "show-in-edit-mode=false" attributes to your show-property declaration. See http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Displaying_Custom_Metadata for details.
