What is the object repository?
Ensure survey-wide consistency with the object repository, a way to store, organize, and manage your survey-level objects and questions—easily save, search and reuse objects and questions across surveys while maintaining usage history and saving time. The repository can be set to restrict publish rights, ensuring designers across your system are presenting the same question the same way and removing any worry that unapproved objects are built into surveys.
Ensure survey-wide consistency with the object repository, a way to store, organize, and manage your survey-level objects and questions—easily save, search and re-use objects across surveys while maintaining object usage history and saving time. The repository can be set to restrict publish rights which ensures survey designers across your system are presenting the same question the same way and removes any worry that unapproved objects are built into surveys.
————————– The object repository is where all root VCL forms and projects live. If you create a project in Delphi, you got a template from the repository and the IDE duplicated it or modified it just for your new project. If you ever added a new item to your project, you probably got it from the repository. The repository is a collection of templates for building objects, in other words, classes. Although I will repeatedly call them objects, the object repository is usually used to generate CLASSES for your project, not objects. The term Object Repository may be used to describe this collection of templates, or it may be used by some to describe the dialog that pops up when you choose NEW or ADD from the file menu. For clarity, Ill refer to this dialog as the New Items Dialog, as that is the text that appears in the title bar of said dialog. There is also a dialog accessible from the TOOLS | REPOSITORY menu item. This dialog is called the Object Repository Properties di
