Adding an Online Graphics Content Type

If the newsroom stories to be imported to a publication will include Escenic online graphics, then the publication's content-type resource must contain a suitable content type. The following example shows such a content type definition:

  <content-type name="online-graphic">
          <ui:icon>image</ui:icon>
          <ui:label>On-line Graphic</ui:label>
          <ui:title-field>title</ui:title-field>
          <ui:decorator class="com.escenic.onlinegraphics.presentation.PreviewServerDecorator"/>
          <panel name="default">
          <field mime-type="text/plain" name="title" type="basic">
          <ui:label>Title</ui:label>
          <ui:description>The title of the article</ui:description>
          <constraints>
          <required>true</required>
          </constraints>
          </field>
                <field mime-type="application/json" name="graphics" type="basic">
                  <ui:label>Graphic</ui:label>
                  <graphics xmlns="http://xmlns.escenic.com/2010/graphics"/>
            </field>
          </panel>
          <summary>
          <ui:label>Content Summary</ui:label>
          <field mime-type="text/plain" name="title" type="basic">
          <ui:label>Title</ui:label>
          </field>
          </summary>
          </content-type>

The important points to note are highlighted in the example:

• The content-type element must contain a child ui:decorator element specifying the PreviewServerDecorator class.

• The field that contains the actual graphic:

  • must have its mime-type attribute set to application/json

  • must have a child element called graphics that belongs to the namespace http://xmlns.escenic.com/2010/graphics.