Chapter 3    Defining Classes in Your Own Schema

This chapter covers the following topics.

• Defining Your Own Schema

  • Defining a Schema

  • Accessing a Schema

  • Validating Schema Definitions

  • System Map Files

• Defining Applications

  • Setting an Application

  • What Happens Next

• Using the Class, Primitive Types, or Interface Browser

  • Opening a Class, Primitive Types, or Interface Browser

  • Using the Class List, Primitive Type List, or Interface List Window

  • Using the Properties List Window

  • Using the Methods List Window

  • Using the Editor Pane

• Adding Classes to Your Schema

  • Finding a Schema, Class, Interface, or Primitive Type

  • Displaying All Superschema Classes in Your Class Browser

• Defining Your Own Classes

• Customizing the Class Browser of the Current Schema

• Defining Dynamic Clusters

• Browsing Classes that Are in Use

• Displaying Process Usages of a Class

• Compiling All Methods Defined in a Class, Primitive Type, or Interface

• Searching for or Replacing an Element in a Schema

• Specifying Text for a Schema Element

• Printing a Selected Schema Element

• Performing a Reorganization