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Author: alistairwheeler

.vscode/settings.json

@@ -1,32 +1,53 @@
 {
     "cSpell.words": [
         "anonymization",
+        "backportable",
         "centralised",
         "colorpicker",
         "compatbreakingchanges",
         "Crosstab",
+        "crypted",
+        "curdate",
         "datalink",
+        "datamap",
         "datetimepicker",
+        "devinfo",
+        "devmode",
+        "firstname",
         "Fullcalendar",
+        "fulltext",
         "groupby",
         "groupbyfields",
         "healthcheck",
+        "hsql",
+        "JDBC",
+        "KEYID",
+        "lastname",
         "licence",
+        "metaobject",
         "mycls",
         "myid",
         "myobj",
+        "MYPARAM",
         "notif",
+        "objparam",
         "okhttp",
         "postrelease",
         "prefs",
+        "Processus",
         "redolog",
         "Redologs",
+        "resps",
+        "screenflow",
         "simplicitesoftware",
         "SUPERADMIN",
         "SYSPARAM",
         "sysparams",
         "tesseract",
+        "Timesheet",
+        "uichanges",
         "unirest",
+        "userkey",
         "WCAG"
     ]
 }

docs/documentation/architecture.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Architecture Overview
 For more details on generic integration components (webservices, I/O interface, etc.) please refer to the documents referenced in the _Integration services_ section of [the documentation index](/docs/documentation/integration/in-out).
 Some of these generic webservices are wrapped into generic libraries/APIs in various technologies, please refer to the documents referenced in the _APIs_ section of the document index.
 
-Beyond these generic integration components, Simplicité being a Java platform, any kind of integration that is possible in Java is possible with Simplicité.
+Beyond these generic integration components, Simplicité being a Java platform, any kind of integration that is possible in Java is possible with Simplicité.
 Some examples are available in [this document](/docs/documentation/core/third-party-apis-examples) but many other third part public or private services integration can be implemented. 
 
 Compliance
@@ -60,6 +60,6 @@ In this mode the publication layers (UI and API) have access to an EJB wrapped S
 Clustering
 ----------
 
-Simplicité instances can be clustered to provide several nodes using the same database, the right approach for load balancing being a **sticky session** load balancing.
+Simplicité instances can be clustered to provide several nodes using the same database, the right approach for load balancing being a **sticky session** load balancing.
 
 ![Clustering](img/architecture/architecture-clustering.png)

docs/documentation/authentication/customauth.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Client certificate authentication
 When using an Apache or NGINX webserver as reverse proxy you can configure it to enforce client certificate authentication (see [this document](/docs/documentation/misc/webserver-ssl) for details).
 
 They typically can be configured to propagate the verified client certificate's DN as the `X-SSL-Client-S-DN` HTTP header.
-Then the authentication on Simplicité side is easy as it is just a matter of parsing this DN, e.g. extracting the `CN` field as login:
+Then the authentication on Simplicité side is easy as it is just a matter of parsing this DN, e.g. extracting the `CN` field as login:
 
 ```javascript
 GrantHooks.customAuth = function(req, res) {

docs/documentation/compatibility.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ This document gives a non exhaustive list of architectures and infrastructure co
 Containers deployments (Docker and PaaS)
 ----------------------------------------
 
-The **ideal** / **preferred** deployment model is to deploy Simplicité platform as **Docker® container(s)**
+The **ideal** / **preferred** deployment model is to deploy Simplicité platform as **Docker® container(s)**
 from our standard pre-built images available on [DockerHub](https://hub.docker.com/r/simplicite/) or from custom images that you build to fit your needs.
 See [this document](/docs/documentation/operation/docker) for details.
 
@@ -24,20 +24,20 @@ It is also possible to deploy it as managed application container(s) on a wide r
 Etc.
 
 In both cases you will need an external database service - custom or as a service (DBaaS).
-See the "Databases" section for details on Simplicité database compliances.
+See the "Databases" section for details on Simplicité database compliances.
 
 Custom deployments
 ------------------
 
-It is still possible, although highly **discouraged**, to deploy Simplicité on custom IaaS infrastructures or even on premises servers.
+It is still possible, although highly **discouraged**, to deploy Simplicité on custom IaaS infrastructures or even on premises servers.
 In such a case you need to verify that your technical platform complies with the following recommendations.
 
 ### Introduction
 
 By default, our **recommendation** is that you use only the current **up to date** versions of **all technical components**
 (OS, JVM, application server, database server, web servers) unless explicitly stated otherwise.
 
-The versions indicated below are to be considered as **minimal** versions on which Simplicité platform should run.
+The versions indicated below are to be considered as **minimal** versions on which Simplicité platform should run.
 Some of them are now outdated and **should not** be considered as recommended versions.
 Using such old versions is likely to be a source of potentially tricky problems that you would not have with up-to-date components.
 

docs/documentation/core/disposition-code-examples.md

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ public String display(Parameters params) {
 
 	wp.appendHTML("<div id=\"main\"></div>");
 
-	wp.appendHTML("<div id=\"footer\">&copy; Simplicit&eacute; Software</div>");
+	wp.appendHTML("<div id=\"footer\">&copy; Simplicité Software</div>");
 
 	return wp.toString();
 }
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ MyDisp.display = function(params) {
 
 	wp.appendHTML("<div id=\"main\"></div>");
 
-	wp.appendHTML("<div id=\"footer\">&copy; Simplicit&eacute; Software</div>");
+	wp.appendHTML("<div id=\"footer\">&copy; Simplicité Software</div>");
 
 	return wp.toString();
 };

docs/documentation/devops/code-quality.md

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ Modules using Java
 ------------------
 
 In this case the Simplicité module is considered as a **Java module** by Sonarqube®.
-As of **Version 4.0.P22** this is straightforward as the Git repository of the Simplicité module
+As of **Version 4.0.P22** this is straightforward as the Git repository of the Simplicité module
 is structured as an Apache Maven® project which is directly managed by Sonarqube®.
 
 ### Prerequisites

docs/documentation/integration/librairies/ajax-api.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Ajax API
 Introduction
 ------------
 
-The JavaScript files to include to use the Simplicité&reg Ajax API are:
+The JavaScript files to include to use the Simplicité&reg Ajax API are:
 
 - `scripts/ajax/appsession.js` (required) for application level services
 - `scripts/ajax/grant.js` (required) for grant data manipulation (as of version 4.0)
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Where `<root>` can be either:
 
 - a simple application root (e.g. `myapp`) in that case the base URL is considered to be the same as the
 current application base URL (this is typically what to do in case of custom page managed within
-a Simplicit&eacute;&reg application, for instance as a configured external object)
+a Simplicité&reg application, for instance as a configured external object)
 - an absolute application URL (e.g. `http://myserver:8080/myapp` or `http://myserver:8080/appws`)
 
 And where `<gateway>` is:

docs/documentation/integration/webservices/custom-services.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ The calls examples are given using the `curl` command line tool
 
 For an application deployed on `myapp` webapp root, the base URL of the custom services is:
 
-```
+```sh
 http[s]://<host[:<port>]>/myapp/api/ext
 ```
 
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ The result is then:
 ## Mapped business object services helper class
 
 As of version 4.0.P23 a high-level helper class `com.simplicite.webapp.services.RESTMappedObjectsExternalObject`
-is provided to simply expose Simplicit&eacute; business object CRUD in a simplified and customized way.
+is provided to simply expose Simplicité business object CRUD in a simplified and customized way.
 
 Example:
 
@@ -138,12 +138,12 @@ public class v1 extends com.simplicite.webapp.services.RESTMappedObjectsExternal
 		addField("users", "email", "usr_email");
 
 		// Map the user's responsibility business object attributes
-		addObject("user-resps", "Responsability");
+		addObject("user-resps", "Responsibility");
 		addField("user-resps", "login", "rsp_login_id.usr_login");
 		addField("user-resps", "group", "rsp_group_id.grp_name");
 		addField("user-resps", "startDate", "rsp_start_dt");
 		addField("user-resps", "endDate", "rsp_end_dt");
-		addField("user-resps", "active", "rsp_activ");
+		addField("user-resps", "active", "rsp_active");
 		// Map the reference from responsibility to user
 		addRefField("user-resps", "users", "userId", "rsp_login_id");
 	}

docs/documentation/integration/webservices/git-repositories.md

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ if you want to avoid configuring username/password credentials in your module's
 
 ## Advanced
 
-The Git repositories created/cloned by Simplicité:
+The Git repositories created/cloned by Simplicité:
 
 - Are **non bare** repositories, the local worktree is needed by the export/import processes
 - Have the following configuration set by default in `.git/config` file to allow read-write access over HTTP(S):
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ The Git repositories created/cloned by Simplicité:
         receivepack = true
 ```
 
-If you manually create/clone repositories used by Simplicité (which is not supposed to be done except for very specific needs)
+If you manually create/clone repositories used by Simplicité (which is not supposed to be done except for very specific needs)
 make sure to create/clone **non bare** repositories and make sure to have these two options activated (which is not the case by default).
 
 ### Branch

docs/documentation/misc/databases-howto.md

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ hop'
 
 By default PostgreSQL does not provide case-insensitive search match when using standard `LIKE` comparator.
 
-Active maintenance releases of Simplicité now use by default the non standard `ILIKE` comporator.
+Active maintenance releases of Simplicité now use by default the non standard `ILIKE` comporator.
 
 See [this document](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.6/static/functions-matching.html) for details.
 
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ Oracle
 
 ### Limitations
 
-- Varchars are limited to 4000, over 4000 Simplicité generates CLOBs columns (that are, thus, not indexable)
+- Varchars are limited to 4000, over 4000 Simplicité generates CLOBs columns (that are, thus, not indexable)
 - Tables, aliases and columns names are limited to 30 caracters
 
 Oracle XE (express) 18c server installation