9.3 Exporting Process Changes
If you are exporting a LANSA Web function application which has been configured with the Web Functions Wizard, your process specific Web components will be automatically exported with the process definition. These components might include:
- <process name>_LAYOUT
- <process name>_LMENU for the menu component
- <process name>_LMENU1 for the menu component
- <process name>_LMENU2 for the menu component
- <process name>_RMENU for the menu component
- <process name>_HMENU for the menu component
- <process name>_HMENU1 for the menu component
- <process name>_HMENU2 for the menu component
- <process name>_STYLE for s used in a layout
- <process name>_STDBANNER for components used in layouts
where:
<process name> is the name of your LANSA process used with the Wizard.
When you export a process, all process related system variables with the prefix *LW3P will be added to the export list. Remember, you do not have to export any process specific graphic variables unless you are planning to import into a partition in a different LANSA system. Modify the objects to be exported as required. If you are moving to a different system, you may need to export some or all of these variables:
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*LW3PMSP_<process name> |
Image for menu separator. |
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*LW3RMBG_<process name> |
Color setting for Right Menu Component |
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*LW3PBGC_<process name> |
Default background color for the Client area. |
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*LW3PBGI_<process name> |
Background image for the Client (body) area |
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*LW3PCLR1_<process name> |
Default Layout Left/Horizontal Menu Color |
Where the <process name> is the name you specified for a specific process.
Refer to 9.4.2 Exporting Customized Wizard Settings for other process graphic variables you may choose to exclude from your export.
Note: *LW3PCLR1_<process name> is specific to the Web Functions Wizard and is not supported in standard LANSA Web function applications.
If your Web function application includes a DHTML menu, you must export the component WIZMNUSCR. Refer to 9.4.1 Exporting Wizard Runtime Objects.