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== | == Namespace Structure of the OOModels Wiki == | ||
Page names follow the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Page_name general schema]: | Page names in mediawikis follow the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Page_name general schema]: | ||
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the [[Help:Namespaces|page/subpage-structure]] provides a finer organisation of the content. | the [[Help:Namespaces|page/subpage-structure]] provides a finer organisation of the content. | ||
The following | The nature of the information stored in OOModels requires more organisational structure than | ||
a dictionary like Wikipedia. To support this, the following namespaces are provided: | |||
{|class="helptable" | {|class="helptable" | ||
Revision as of 07:42, 6 June 2008
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Wiki Syntax·
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Artefact Syntax·
Mediawiki Help Pages
OOModels Quickstart·
Glossary·
ArtefactSyntax·
TypeSyntax·
NamespaceSyntax·
PackageSyntax·
ConversionStepSyntax
HowToStartAProject·
HowToAddAModel·
HowToAddAFormat·
HowToAddAPackage·
HowToAddANamespace·
HowToAddAContact
Namespace Structure of the OOModels Wiki[edit]
Page names in mediawikis follow the general schema:
WikiNamespacePrefix : page [ / subpage / subpage ... ]
The WikiNamespacePrefix categorises the content in a fundamental manner, while the page/subpage-structure provides a finer organisation of the content.
The nature of the information stored in OOModels requires more organisational structure than a dictionary like Wikipedia. To support this, the following namespaces are provided:
| Namespace | Description | Subpages |
|---|---|---|
| -- none -- | General articles, overviews, organisational information and alike | no |
| Domain: | ||
| Artefact: | ||
| Artefact:Model | ||
| Type: | ||
| Product: | ||
| Contact: | ||
| OOModels: | ||
| Help: | ||
| Category: |
