Using Caché Studio - InterSystems Documentation

CSP Files1.4 CSP FilesA CSP (Caché Server Page) file is an HTML or XML text file containing CSP markup language. TheCSP engine processes a CSP file and generates from it a Caché class which is then used to respond toHTTP events and provide Web content.If you prefer a more programmatic approach to Web development, you can also use Caché Studio tocreate and edit CSP classes in the same way as you would work with any other class definitions.Caché Studio displays CSP files in a CSP Editor window. This editor provides syntax coloring ofHTML and XML as well as many of the scripting languages that may be contained in a CSP file.The CSP Editor provides commands for performing common CSP and HTML editing tasks such asinserting CSP markup tags. Caché Studio also lets you view the results of a CSP file in a browser usingthe menu pick View > Web Page.1.5 Routine EditorUsing the Routine Editor, you can directly create and edit the source for specific Caché routines in asyntax-coloring editor.1.6 Multiple User SupportCaché Studio is an object-based, client/server application. The source files—class definitions, routines,and CSP files—that you can create and edit with Studio are stored in a Caché server and are representedas objects.When you save a source file from Studio, it is saved in the Caché server you are connected to. If asource file is modified on the server while you are viewing it in Studio, you are notified and asked ifyou want to load the newer version.2Studio automatically detects when multiple users view the same source components simultaneouslyand manages access concurrency. If you attempt to open a file that is being edited by another user,you are notified and asked if you want to open the file in read-only mode.Using Caché Studio 9