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== Quick & Simple == | == Quick & Simple == | ||
* Go to a namespace page (e.g. [[Namespace:com/example]]) and use the form at the bottom of that page. | |||
== Detailed & Manually == | == Detailed & Manually == | ||
Latest revision as of 07:50, 30 October 2008
Editing Introduction·
Wiki Syntax·
Wiki Structure (Namespaces)·
Artefact Syntax·
Mediawiki Help Pages
OOModels Quickstart·
Glossary·
ArtefactSyntax·
TypeSyntax·
NamespaceSyntax·
PackageSyntax·
ConversionStepSyntax
HowToStartAProject·
HowToAddAModel·
HowToAddAFormat·
HowToAddAPackage·
HowToAddANamespace·
HowToAddAContact
- Become familiar with editing wiki pages in general. If you just want to try it out, you can do so in the OOModels:Sandbox.
- If you don't already have, create an account and login (Why do I need an account?).
Quick & Simple[edit]
- Go to a namespace page (e.g. Namespace:com/example) and use the form at the bottom of that page.
Detailed & Manually[edit]
- Let's assume your model is named MyModel.
- Let's assume you work for the famous example.com company.
- Create a wiki page named Artefact:Model/com/example/MyModel. You can do so by linking to this page with a wiki link, like here in this sentence. You can also just type the respective URL in your browser http://www.oomodels.org/wiki/index.php/Artefact:Model/com/example/MyModel (learn more about wiki page names)
- Now you can create a model from scratch, or you can just copy&paste the wiki code from an existing page (e.g. Artefact:Model/org/oomodels/tests/models/basic/SimpleClass) and adopt it to your needs.
