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<participant name="connection
<quickSearch>
<![CDATA[// HTTP=]]></quickSearch>
<insertText location="">
<![CDATA[<%
// FileName="@@filename@@"
// Type="@@type@@" @@designtimeString@@
// DesigntimeType="@@designtimeType@@"
// HTTP="@@http@@"
// Catalog="@@catalog@@"
// Schema="@@schema@@"
_ _
var MM @@cname@@ STRING = @@string@@
%>
]]>
</insertText>
<searchPatterns whereToSearch="directive">
<searchPattern paramNames="filename">
<![CDATA[/\/\/\s*FileName="([^"]*)"/]]></searchPattern>
<searchPattern paramNames="type,designtimeString">
<![CDATA[/\/\/\s+Type="(\w*)"([^\r\n]*)/]]></searchPattern>
<searchPattern paramNames="designtimeType" isOptional="true">
<![CDATA[/\/\/\s*DesigntimeType="(\w*)"/]]></searchPattern>
<searchPattern paramNames="http">
<![CDATA[/\/\/\s*HTTP="(\w+)"/]]></searchPattern>
<searchPattern paramNames="catalog">
<![CDATA[/\/\/\s*Catalog="(\w*)"/]]></searchPattern>
<searchPattern paramNames="schema">
<![CDATA[/\/\/\s*Schema="(\w*)"/]]></searchPattern>
<searchPattern paramNames="cname,string">
<![CDATA[/var\s+MM
</searchPatterns>
</participant>
Tokens in an EDML file—such as
connection object. You set the properties of connection objects in the JavaScript implementation file.
All the default connection dialog boxes that come with Dreamweaver use the connection_includefile.edml mapping
file. To let Dreamweaver find this file, its name is set in the JavaScript implementation file, as shown in the following
example:
_
var PARTICIPANT FILE = "connection
When you create a custom connection type, you can use any mapping file in your custom dialog boxes. If you create
a mapping file, you can use a name other than connection_includefile for your EDML file. If you use a different
name, you need to use this name in your JavaScript implementation file when you specify the value that is assigned
to the
_
PARTICIPANT FILE
_
var PARTICIPANT FILE = "myConnection
_
includefile" version="5.0">
_ _
(\w*) STRING\s*=\s*([^\r\n]+)/]]></searchPattern>
in this example—map values in the include file to properties of a
@@filename@@
_
includefile";
variable, as shown in the following example:
_
mappingfile";
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