Grooper Object

Represents a configurable object within Grooper, such as Nodes in the tree structure and embedded objects stored as properties of Nodes.

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Overview

A Grooper Object is a foundational, configurable item in the Grooper platform. These objects are used to define, store, and manage settings, behaviors, and data throughout the Grooper environment. Grooper Objects may appear as standalone Nodes in the repository tree or as embedded objects within the properties of Nodes.

Grooper Objects are designed to be user-configurable. Their properties are typically exposed in the Property Grid interface, allowing users to view and modify settings directly within Grooper's UI. This enables flexible configuration of system behavior, document processing, and custom solutions.

Key Features

• Configuration:
  Grooper Objects encapsulate settings and logic that control how Grooper processes, organizes, and interacts with content. They may represent rules, templates, resources, or other configurable elements.

• Serialization:
  All Grooper Objects support serialization, enabling their configuration to be saved, exported, and imported as part of the Grooper repository or through external tools.

• Validation:
  Grooper Objects include built-in validation logic to ensure that required properties are set and that configuration values are valid. Validation errors are reported to help users correct issues before deploying or executing processes.