8. Customizing Browse Lists
The Web Functions Wizard will present all the LANSA for the Web graphic variables associated with a browse list in a single screen so that you can quickly and easily identify your changes.
The browse list name is the name that you have used in your RDML function. For example, if you have used a DEF_LIST NAMED(#LIST01) command, then you will need to modify the list LIST01 to change how this list is displayed.
A browse list named DEFAULT will always be included in your list of browse list names. The DEFAULT browse list will update the system default graphic variables for browse lists. You should not use DEFAULT as a browse list name in any of your functions.Browse list customization will apply to all browse lists with the same name anywhere in your LANSA system. You should carefully consider your browse list names when designing your Web functions. Implementing naming standards for browse lists is very helpful.
When you 8.1 Select Browse List characteristic from the Wizard Home page, a specific Process does not need to be selected. The list of browse lists available to be reviewed will be based on all browse lists used in RDML functions which are included in the processes available in the Process drop down (not just the current process). To review all browse lists in your Web Function Application, it is useful to Define a Process Group based on the processes which make up your Web Function Application. For more details, refer to Define Process Group.
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Reminder: The changes made will impact browse lists in all partitions in your LANSA system. Refer to Partition Wide versus System Wide for information.