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| − | * [[Content Status]] | + | * [[Content Status]] - The status of the contents of a file. |
| − | * [[DATA TYPE|Data Types]] | + | * [[DATA TYPE|Data Types]] - How the bytes in a file can be interpreted. |
| − | * [[Depot Types]] - | + | * [[Depot Types]] - The different types of data that can be stored in a depot. |
* [[Entity Types]] | * [[Entity Types]] | ||
* [[Event Types]] | * [[Event Types]] | ||
Revision as of 13:47, 29 May 2020
Contents
Truxton Developer's Guide
Truxton Stuff
- How Truxton Works
- Truxton SDK
- Database Tables
- Message Bus Drivers
- Azure
- Debugging the Loader
- Add A New File Type
- Depot file format
- Load List file format
- File Type Identification
- VC Redistributables
- Configuration System
- Useful SQL Queries
- Temporary Filenames
- Watch Desktop Logs
- TruxtonService.xml
- ETL Stages
- Message Bus Messages
- Load Validation
Data Types
Truxton uses lots of defined constants and enums. Here's a list of them.
- Content Status - The status of the contents of a file.
- Data Types - How the bytes in a file can be interpreted.
- Depot Types - The different types of data that can be stored in a depot.
- Entity Types
- Event Types
- Investigation Statuses
- Investigation Types
- Location Types
- Media Load Percentage
- Media Status
- Media Types
- Message Types
- Object Types
- File Content Origins
- Relation Types
- URL Methods
- URL Types
