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  <edit:config id="custom.edit">
    <entity>graffiti</entity>
    <label>Grafitti</label>
    <description>Report graffiti for removal</description>
    <supportedGeometry>point</supportedGeometry>
    <requiredGeometry>point</requiredGeometry>
    <parameter id="description" label="Description" controlType="text-area" column="DESCRIPTION"/>
  </edit:config>

  <edit:audit id="custom.audit">
    <edit>custom.edit</edit>
    <datasource>datasource.main</datasource>
    <table>EDIT_AUDIT</table>
    <parameter column="ID" value="id()"/>
    <parameter column="USERID" value="userid()"/>
    <parameter column="MODIFIED" value="datetime()"/>
  </edit:audit>

Starting from a URL

The edit process can be started by including either a 'create' or an 'edit' parameter as part of the url when starting the client

http://localhost:8080/weave/edit.html?create=custom.edit

create will initiate the creation of a new entity, using the configuration specified by the value of the create parameter.

http://localhost:8080/weave/edit.html/edit=custom.edit?id=1234

edit will initiate the editing of an existing entity, using the configuration specified by the value of the edit parameter and using the entity identified by the id parameter. Also, the client will zoom to the extent of the selected entity.

Both of these URL's also allow you to specify values to be used for the parameter in the edit.

http://localhost:8080/weave/edit.html?create=custom.edit&description=Type%20your%20description%20here

TO BE DONE

• More examples
• Writing values to a separate database table
• Starting the Weave client with a url