#: Alexandru Popescu changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 12/2/2005
5:44 PM :#
Hi!
Is it possible to define a node that would allow both single and multi-value properties, in a
generic way?
By taking a look at the nodeTypes definition it looks like when defining a property you are required
to specify if it is either single or multi-valued. This lead me to the conclusion that there is not
possible to define a generic node accepting any properties that may be either single or
multi-valued. Am I wrong?
./alex
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Is it possible to define 2 residual property types 1 as single and 1 as
multiple?
Something like:
<propertyDefinition name="*" requiredType="undefined" autoCreated="false" mandatory="false"
onParentVersion="COPY" protected="false" multiple="false"/>
<propertyDefinition name="*" requiredType="undefined" autoCreated="false" mandatory="false"
onParentVersion="COPY" protected="false" multiple="true"/>
I am supposing that this should work, cause I guess this is the way
nt:unstructured is defined.
Am I getting things wrong?
./alex
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