Visual LANSA Framework Guide
Table of contents
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Visual LANSA Framework Guide
- Introduction
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What's New
- Features No Longer Supported
- IBM i Password Management
- Customized User/Authority Reporting
- Development Status
- Updated Organizations Business Object Instance List
- Shipped Resources Instance List Browser Updated
- New Theme 2014 Clean
- Code Table Data Handlers Can Now Be LANSA Reusable Parts
- Reusable Parts as Instance List Relationship Handlers
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What Was New in Previous Versions
- New Features in EPC 130100 version of the Framework
- New Features in EPC 870 version of the Framework
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New Features in EPC 868 version of the Framework
- VLF.Web Runs in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Safari
- Using VLF-WEB Applications with Safari, Firefox or Chrome
- Configuring Web RAMP-TS for Chrome, Safari and Firefox
- aXes-TS2 Can Now Be Used in RAMP-TS
- Date and Date/Time Columns
- Edit Code
- End-users Can Choose Instance List Columns to Be Displayed
- Control Row Color in Instance Lists
- Selection of Multiple Items Can Now Be Controlled in Instance Lists
- Instance List Toolbar Buttons Can Have Associated Text Descriptions
- Code Can Directly Access Visual Lansa Trees
- Button on Framework Signon Screen Can Launch A Web Page
- Web Page Can Be Shown on the VLF.WIN User Logon Screen
- Demonstration System
- Connecting to Servers
- VLF.NET Enhancements
- Commands and Command Handlers
- User-Interface Enhancements
- Other Enhancements
- New features in EPC 839 version of the Framework
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New features in EPC 831 version of the Framework
- VLF.NET
- Developer's Workbench
- Visual Themes
- Trace can be disabled for Framework Web applications
- Execute the Framework in Prototype Mode Only
- Improved filter and command handler snap-in facility
- Improved Images palette
- Specify your Framework version number
- Keep old XML Framework versions organized
- Set session values before connection
- Selection Block Size set to 500 by default
- Server connection recovery
- Programmatic instance list sorting
- Filters can override instance list column headings
- Maximum Web Password Length is now 32
- Optionally show current business object in window title
- Improved Focused Input Style
- Improved XP and Vista fields and buttons in web browser applications
- Show or hide Instance list tool bar buttons
- General Purpose Document Manager
- Maximum Number of Application Views increased to 100
- Quick Find Box on the tool bar
- Easy access to latest Demonstration System
- Enable/disable peer objects in instance lists
- The tabbing order of buttons can be controlled
- Control when an object can be opened in a new window
- Improved start up times for DBCS Web applications
- Control Web Framework start-up dimensions
- Visual Ids on Web can be hidden
- Programmatically shrinking and expanding panes in Windows
- Test the Activated state of filters and command handlers
- VLF.WEB logon improvements
- New features in EPC 826 version of the Framework
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New features in EPC 804 version of the Framework
- Framework Windows
- Favorites Folder
- Command Usage tab
- Navigation pane view buttons have changed
- Applications in tree navigation pane are shown in bold
- Instance List can optionally be displayed with alternate row color
- Translation of end-user visible text
- New default translation tables for Framework server definitions
- New UF_SYSTM IIP (Imbedded Interface Point) methods that you can override
- New Virtual Clipboard Control Options
- Improved Application Tracing for Relationship Handlers
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New features in EPC 793 version of the Framework
- You Need to Regenerate Your Web Browser and Javascript Files
- The Web Browser Application Load Window has Changed
- Faster Framework web start-up times including RAMP
- Faster Framework Windows start-up times including RAMP
- Improved Framework web application instance list performance
- Improved Framework Windows instance list handling
- Improved documentation for instance list processing and options
- New PROGRAM_EXIT option for Framework locking
- New Show in Menu when Disabled option
- New method #Com_Owner.avShowMessages
- The Preload Framework Images option has been removed
- New features in EPC 785 version of the Framework
- If You Want Your Project to Succeed
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Getting Started
- Computer System Requirements
- Other Requirements
- Starting the Framework
- Should you use Windows or Web Browser Applications?
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Setting Up Your Framework Environment
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Install the Framework on the Server
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System i Apache Web Server
- Step 1. Ensure that LANSA for the Web is installed and operational on your server
- Step 2. Make sure that your Apache HTTP server is configured to support server side includes and optionally VLF.NET application deployment
- Step 3. Ensure that Extended Exchange is enabled
- Step 4. Install the Framework software
- How to start the HTTP server Administration (ADMIN) facility
- Windows Web Server
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System i Apache Web Server
- Install and Configure the Framework on Visual LANSA Workstation(s)
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Install the Framework on the Server
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The Demonstration Application
- HTML Startup Page
- Graphical Content
- Complex Grids
- Web Content
- Google Maps Gadget Integration
- Wizards
- Data Entry
- Dynamic Report Generation
- Integration of desktop and folders into a VL application
- Integration with Microsoft Excel
- Video Content
- Mini-Filters
- Generic Notes Command Handler
- Generic Spooled Files Command Handler
- IBM i Server Message Queues
- The Programming Techniques Application
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Development Architecture
- Usage Scenario: One Designer Multiple Developers
- Usage Scenario: Multiple Designers Multiple Developers
- Development Status Feature
- How to Create a New Framework Version
- How to Keep Automatic Backup Copies of Your Framework
- How to Export Framework Definitions
- How to Merge Items from one Framework to Another
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Key Concepts
- Menu Options in Brackets
- Application
- Business Object
- Filter
- Instance List
- Command
- Command Handler
- Navigation Pane
- OBJECT-ACTION User Interfaces
- Mock Up Filters and Command Handlers
- Images Palette
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Tailoring the Window Layout
- Standard Look
- Wider Instance List
- Filter to the Right
- Filter in the Middle with Wider Instance List Area
- Filter and Instance List at the Bottom
- Application Choices to the Right
- Application Choices Moved to Tool Bar
- Standard Layout with Command Handler on Top
- Standard Layout with Command Handler on Top, Filter And Instance List Reversed
- Application Selection on Top
- Application Selection at the Bottom
- Floating Filters
- Floating Instance Lists
- Administration Objects
- Help and Tutorials
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Building the Application
- Personalize Your Framework
- Define Your Application
- Define Your Business Objects
- Optionally Group Business Objects into Application Views
- Prototype Your Filters
- Prototype Your Commands and Their Handlers
- Validate Your Design
- Create Your Own Filters
- Create Your Own Command Handlers
- Optionally Create Your Own Instance List
- Deploy the Application
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Tutorials
- Before You Use the Tutorials
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Tutorials for Prototyping
- VLF000 - Execute Framework Application
- VLF001 - Defining Your HR Application
- VLF002 - Defining Your Business Objects
- VLF003 - Prototyping Your Filters
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VLF004 - Prototyping Your Commands
- Step 1. View Command Definitions
- Step 2. Set Command Display for New
- Step 3. Prototype the New Command Handler
- Step 4. Prototype the Other Command Handlers
- Step 5. Define Commands for Statistical Reporting
- Step 6. Specify Command Display
- Step 7. Prototype Command Handlers for Statistical Reporting
- Summary
- VLF005 - Validating the Prototype
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Tutorials for Windows Applications
- The Personnel File
- VLF006WIN - Snapping in A Real Windows Filter
- VLF007WIN - Snapping in A Real Windows Command Handler
- VLF009WIN - Adding Instance List Columns in Windows Applications
- VLF010WIN - Creating a Mini Filter
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VLF011WIN - Creating a Parent Child Instance List
- Step 1. Create Two New Business Objects
- Step 2. Establish the Parent-Child Relationship
- Step 3. Create a Hidden Filter for Company Departments
- Step 4. Create a Relationship Handler to Load Sections
- Step 5. Display Additional Columns in the Instance List
- Step 6. Access the Properties of Hidden Child Objects
- Summary
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VLF012WIN - Controlling Navigation Using Switching and the Virtual Clipboard
- Step 1. Create a Filter for Department Sections
- Step 2. Create a Details Command Handler for Department Sections
- Step 3. Add Logic to Switch from Sections to the Employees Business Object
- Step 4. Record Switch History using the Virtual Clipboard
- Step 5. Use the Switch History to Return to the Original Business Object
- Summary
- VLF013WIN - Signaling Events
- VLF014WIN - Debugging/Tracing
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Tutorials for WAM Web Browser Applications
- The Personnel File
- VLF006WAM - Snapping in A Real WAM Web Filter
- VLF007WAM - Snapping in a Real WAM Web Command Handler
- VLF009WAM - Adding Instance List Columns in WAM Applications
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VLF011WAM - Creating a Parent Child Instance List
- Step 1. Create Two New Business Objects
- Step 2. Establish the Parent-Child Relationship
- Step 3. Create a Hidden Filter for Company Departments
- Step 4. Create a Relationship Handler to Load Sections
- Step 5. Display Additional Columns in the Instance List
- Step 6. Access the Properties of Hidden Child Objects
- Summary
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VLF012WAM - Controlling Navigation Using Switching and the Virtual Clipboard
- Step 1. Create a Filter for Department Sections
- Step 2. Create a Details Command Handler for Department Sections
- Step 3. Add Logic to Switch from Sections to the Employees Business Object
- Step 4. Record Switch History using the Virtual Clipboard
- Step 5. Use the Switch History to Return to the Original Business Object
- Summary
- VLF013WAM - Signaling Events
- VLF014WAM - Debugging/Tracing
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Tutorials for Deployment
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VLF008WIN - Deploying the Windows Framework
- Step 1. Create the Package
- Step 2. Specify the Startup Form and Database Type
- Step 3. Disable all Prompting
- Step 4. Add Framework Components
- Step 5. Add Other Framework Objects
- Step 6. Add Your Own Components
- Step 7. Add the Data
- Step 8. Add an Icon
- Step 9. Check the Package
- Step 10. Build the Package
- Step 11. Ship the Package
- Summary
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VLF008WIN - Deploying the Windows Framework
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I customise the VLF WEB signon dialog?
- When I include a jQuery Weblet in a VLF Wam it doesnt look right. What is wrong?
- Can I use Visual LANSA Framework in Direct-X mode?
- Can I change the options that the user searches for in the Quick Find box?
- Can I control what happens when the user clicks on an option that they have located by using the Quick Find box?
- How to find out the L4Web images folder and path name in a VLF-WEB application?
- Can I change the business object instance caption that appears in the area above my command handlers?
- Can I stop VLF NET overriding CCS changes to background Colors of objects in WAMs?
- How can I tell if my WAM function is executing in a browser (VLF.WEB) or under .NET (VLF.NET)?
- How do I execute an initial Framework level command when starting up a Framework application?
- How do I make the VLF use my corporate look?
- How do I create an elaborate prototype?
- Do I have to (re)define my user profiles into the Framework?
- Do I have to (re)define my user passwords into the Framework?
- Are there techniques to minimize user profile (re)definition?
- How can I execute the VLF as a web application without using SSI?
- Can I run web applications using secure sockets layer (SSL)?
- How can I make my web applications launch into a new window?
- How can different users access different data libraries in Web applications?
- When I start the Framework as an administrator (for example UF_ADMIN), the Framework appears briefly and then disappears?
- I do my unit and suite testing in Design mode. Is this a good practice?
- When I run the Framework security does not seem to work?
- Why options I have disabled for Windows and/or the Web browser are displayed?
- How can I translate text, for example the caption of the instance list Clear List button?
- How do I enroll my own visual styles?
- How do I change a visual style at run time?
- I have created a new command but it does not appear in the menus or the toolbar?
- Can I define the toolbar by application?
- I change Instance Command Presentation but the changes do not take effect?
- How do I run my application in SuperServer mode?
- Are copies of my Framework design kept?
- I have just deleted an object but it is still visible?
- I have just deleted an object and want to get it back again?
- How do I change Help About logos?
- How do I change introduction logos?
- How do I change the logo shown when the Framework starts executing?
- I have just changed my Framework design but the change has not taken effect?
- How do I enrol my own bitmaps and icons?
- Why are some menus and menu options in brackets?
- How are Framework settings remembered?
- How are instance lists remembered?
- Can more than one person design the same Framework at the same time?
- Where does the Images Palette get the pictures from (when using the HTML formatted Images Palette)?
- When I execute my Framework in a browser some of my icons and bitmaps don't display properly?
- How are icons and bitmap names used when my Framework is executed in a browser?
- How can I convert icons and bitmaps to GIF files?
- Where do I need to put my GIFs so that my browser applications can use them?
- Can my Web browser applications be used with System i multi-tier web server configurations?
- Can my Web browser applications be used with Windows multi-tier web server configurations?
- How can I change the visual styles used in Web browser applications
- What is a temporary directory and what is it used for?
- How can I purge old information from my temporary directory?
- Can I purge old information from my temporary directory in a batch job?
- How can users sign off from VLF-WEB sessions?
- Text appears in English when I execute Framework as a web application
- I want to restore the default window layout for the Framework
- How can I hide the address and status bars on Framework popup windows when using IE7?
- The URL to start my deployed VLF web browser application is too complex for users to reliably type in to their browsers
- What should I do when I get a mysterious WAM crash in my Framework RAMP application?
- How do I pick up the servers that have been defined in the Framework using the Servers option of the Administration menu?
- Why do I get a message saying 'Compression source file vf_multi_NAT.js not found'?
- Why do I get a message saying 'Compression source file vf_multi_LLL.js not found'?
- How can I change the list of Framework versions shown?
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Framework Programming
- Windows Filter and Command Handler Anatomy
- WAM Filter and Command Handler Anatomy
- Hidden Command Handler Anatomy
- Framework Ancestor Components
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List Manager and Instance Lists
- Basic Instance List Processing
- Visual Identifiers
- Programmatic Identifiers
- Testing Identifiers
- Filters and List Manager
- Command Handlers and List Manager
- More about Instance Lists
- Adding Additional Columns to Instance Lists
- Overriding Instance List Column Headings
- Programmatically Sorting the Instance List
- Changing the Color of List Entries (RowColor)
- Popup Panel Hints in the Instance List
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Instance Lists with Different Types of Objects
- Parent-Child Relationships
- Peer-to-Peer Relationships
- Defining the Object Relationships
- Reviewing the Instance List Relationships Holistically
- Prototyping and Displaying Instance Lists
- Adding Entries to the Instance List
- Hiding Objects in Navigation Pane
- Work with Hidden Child Objects
- Changing the order of child business objects in the instance list tree
- Things to Watch Out For
- Application Tracing for Relationship Handlers
- Sample Relationship Handler Function
- Sample Relationship Reusable Part
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Physical Instance Lists
- Planning parent-child relationships
- You can add the entries to the instance list in any order
- You can dynamically add children to an instance list "on demand"
- When a child is in the instance list it must have a parent
- You can dynamically update individual entries in a parent-child instance list without collapsing the visual tree
- You can dynamically delete individual entries in a parent-child instance list without collapsing the visual tree
- You can dynamically add individual entries in a parent-child instance list without collapsing the visual tree
- Instance List Tips and Techniques
- Create Your Own Snap-in Instance List
- Advanced Instance List Processing
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Export Instance List Contents
- Template Support
- Getting Started
- Creating Your First Report Template
- Publishing Shared Templates
- Modifying Report Templates
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VLF.NET Excel Report Template Design Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I have a running total figure in my report?
- Can I include charts in my report?
- Is there a way to configure a template to force all data to be retrieved first prior to generating the report?
- How can I put printing date & time on the report?
- How can I insert the username of the user who generates the report?
- How do I keep some rows together in a page?
- How can I tell a template to fit all columns in a page when generating reports?
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Framework Manager
- UpperCase Conversions
- Numeric to Alphanumeric Conversions
- Application Error Handling
- Framework Locking Service to Handle Unsaved Changes
- Saving unsaved changes using uQueryCanDeactivate / avNotifyDeactivation
- The Virtual Clipboard
- Basic Tracing Service
- Event Signaling Service
- Object Switching Service
- Custom Property Access Service
- User Authority Access Service
- Show Messages Service
- Temporarily Overriding Object Captions
- Get Visual LANSA Framework Icon Reference
- Change a visual style at run time
- Framework Windows Management
- Advanced Filter Styles
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Web Programming
- WAM Programming
- Touch Device Considerations
- Tracing Web Applications
- VLF.NET Applications
- Framework-AJAX Applications
- Web Configuration Assistant
- Web Application Start Options
- Program Coding Assistant
- Code Tables
- Using Unicode Data with the Framework
- End-user Help (F1)
- Designing Filter and Command Handler Layouts
- Programming Tips
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Advanced Topics
- Using your Visual LANSA Framework in Direct-X mode
- Considerations for ISVs
- Deploying a Framework Version
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Users, Groups and Security
- Basic Framework Security
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Five Things You Need to Know About Basic Framework Security
- User and authority data is usually stored in files VFPPF06 and VFPPF07 on the server
- Data in VFPPF06/07 controls access to Framework objects for both Web and Windows users
- There are two sets of user profiles and passwords on the server
- You can assign authorities to groups of users
- In design mode security is not applied
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Advanced Options
- You can add your own extra layers of security checking
- You can make the Framework validate user profiles and passwords using your own security system
- You do not have to use Framework security
- A user who signs on with one profile can be automatically changed to another
- Two different Frameworks can share the same set of users
- User and security data can be stored as an XML file instead of using files VFPPF06/07
- You can store other information relating to a user
- You can include the user profile and password in a start URL
- Export or Import of Full or Partial User Data
- Writing your own version of the User Authority report
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Frequently Asked Questions (Users and Security)
- I do my unit and suite testing in Design mode. Is this a good practice?
- When I run the Framework security does not seem to work?
- Why options I have disabled for Windows and/or the Web browser are displayed?
- Why does a user with my user profile get automatically created?
- What are the user timeout settings used for?
- Can I control which user profile appears on the status bar?
- How can my RDML programs access the user profile that the user signed on as, and the user profile shown in the status bar?
- How can I allow the user to change their own password?
- When I start the Framework as an administrator (for example UF_ADMIN), the Framework appears briefly and then disappears?
- Some Scenarios
- More Information
- Creating Web Interface for Maintaining Users and Authorities
- Server Profile Management and Issues
- Multilingual Application Issues
- Imbedded Interface Points (IIPs)
- Custom Properties
- Writing queries over Visual LANSA Framework objects
- Troubleshooting
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Application Performance
- Work as an End-User
- Best-Case Conditions
- Worst-Case Conditions
- A Risk Check List
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Assessing Performance in Framework Web Applications
- Step 1. Use consistent and reproducible environments
- Step 2. Make a Reproducible Assessment Script (ie: a RAS)
- Step 3. Perform your RAS - To get a Baseline or to Test a Change
- Step 4. Assessing the Average CPU per Server Interaction
- Step 5. Identify and Assess any Client-side Problem Areas
- Step 6. Identify and Assess any Server Side Problem Areas
- Step 7. Identifying the Next Most Significant Problem Area
- Using CITRIX, ISA and Windows Terminal Server Projected Desktop Technologies
- Options for Very Large Frameworks
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Definitions
- Framework Window
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Property Tab Sheets
- Application Views
- Authorities
- Bitmaps and Icons
- Create Links
- Commands Enabled
- Command Display
- Custom Properties
- Data
- Definition
- Developer Preferences Web Server
- Export Design
- Filters
- Filter Snap-in Settings
- Filter Settings
- Framework Details
- Help About
- Icons
- Identification
- Instance List/Relations
- Istance List Relationships Summary
- Other Options
- Server Details
- Startup
- Subtypes
- Toolbar and Menus
- Usage
- User Administration Settings
- User Details
- Visual Styles
- Visualization
- Web/RAMP Details
- Dialogs
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Properties
- Add Fields from this Physical File
- Additional Columns for Building AColumn and NColumn Values
- Address for Error Notification
- Administrative User
- Advise User With a Message
- AJAX Page (HTML File)
- Alignment of Image on Form
- Allow Dynamic Overriding of Default Application Texts
- Allow Generic Searching
- Allow Float
- Allow IBM i password change
- Allow in Windows
- Allow Instance List to be sent to MS-Excel
- Allow Multiple Selection
- Allow Multiple Selections
- Allow on Web
- Allow Panes to be Shrunk and Expanded
- Allow Search/Recently Used Limit
- Allow Selection from Navigation Pane
- Allow Side by Side Display
- Allow this Object to be Opened in a New Window
- Allow User to Clear Instance List
- Allow Users to Switch Views
- Alter Development Status
- As the Default Command
- ASCII Translation Table Name and Library
- Associated AJAX Function
- Automatic Save Time in Minutes
- Automatically Enable for New Applications
- Automatically Enable for New Business Objects
- Automatically Enable for New Business Object Instances
- Automatically Increment when Saving
- Bitmap
- Blank Lines Around Comments
- Business Object Command
- Business Object List
- Bypass Locks
- Caption
- Caption (Singular)
- Caption with Accelerator
- Certificate File (PFX)
- Certificate File Password
- Change Password IIP
- Check Password Expiry
- Check Still Connected Before Doing Database IO
- Client CCSID
- Client Server Translation Table
- Close Confirmation Message
- Codebase
- Code Table Data
- Code Table Definition/ Reusable Part Data Handler (ID)
- Code Table Definition/ Use a Reusable Part
- Code Table Field Definitions
- Columns for Instance Lists
- Command Tab Location
- Command Tab Show All
- Command Tab Style
- Commitment Control
- Compile Framework as Microsoft .NET 2.0 Executable
- Component Identifier
- Contains Favorites
- Contains SHARED Object
- Copyright Notice to Be Used
- Copyright Text
- Create Component
- Database Name
- Database Password
- Database Type
- Database User
- DBCS Capable
- Default Command
- Default Font when Printing a Report Using Windows
- Default Properties for Fields on Filter Panels
- Default Properties for Fields on Handler Panels
- Defined In
- Displayed Field
- Development Status Captions
- Developer Preferences XML File
- Divert Locks
- Double Click for Default Command
- Do you want to use a mapped drive when uploading to the websever?
- Drag and Drop the Fields
- EBCDIC Translation Table Name and Library
- Edit Panel
- Email Address
- Email Zip File To
- Enable Child when Parent Selected
- Enable Clear List Button
- Enable Command
- Enable Development Status Feature
- Enable Framework for AJAX style applications
- Enable Framework for WAMS
- Enable Framework for Web browser Applications
- Enable Framework for WEBEVENT Functions
- Enable Parent when Child Selected
- Enable Peers when Selected
- Enable Popup Panels
- Enable the Position Menu Option
- Encrypt XML Files
- End User can change theme
- End-users Must Sign on to this Framework
- Engine
- Execute as Hidden Command
- Execution Priority
- Execution Mode Load Path
- Export Developer Preferences
- Export Tables
- Export Framework Design
- Export Include All Versions
- Export Images Palette
- Export RAMP Definitions
- Export RAD-PAD Notes
- Export RAD-PAD Defaults
- Export Servers
- Export Users
- Field Prefix to be Used
- Fields That You Want to Appear in a List at The Bottom of Your Handler
- Fields That You Want to Appear on the Top of Your Command Handler
- File Prefix to be used for MS-Excel (Business object properties, Instance List tab)
- Filter Tab Location
- Filter Tab Style
- First Time Only
- Fixed / Default Values
- Focused Input Field Style
- Framework Fatal Error
- Function Handling Table Data storage
- Generate Web Pages
- Groups this user belongs to
- Height
- Help Text
- Hide All Other Command Tabs
- Hint
- Host Name or IP Address
- IBM i Host Server Mapper Name / IP address
- IBM i Host Server Mapper Port
- Icon
- Icon and Bitmap Enroller
- IIP - User Signon Function Name
- IIP Function to return web user authorities
- Import Users Imbedded Interface Point
- Image File
- Image / Web Page to Display on Form
- Images Folder
- Import Users from XML
- Inactive Table Entry indicator
- Include Default Save Button and Logic
- Include Default Search Button
- Include Layout Managed Button and Field Areas
- Include uInitalize Routine in Command Handler
- Include uInitialize Routine in Filter
- Include uTerminate Routine in Command Handler
- Include uTerminate Routine in Filter
- Input Method
- Instance Command
- Instance Command Presentation
- Instance List Relationship Summary
- Instance List Tool Bar Location
- Instance List Tool Bar Height or Width
- Instance List Tool Bar Text Location
- Internal Identifier
- IP Address
- IP Address and Port Number
- Intro Caption
- Intro URL
- Keep newlook SID File Versions
- Keep Versions in Subfolders
- Keep XML File Versions
- Keys of the View
- Keys from the Instance List
- Language Field
- Languages
- LANSA Language Code
- Last Changed
- Launch Button Caption
- Launch from Status Bar
- Launch URL (Windows)
- Launch URL (Web / .Net)
- List Panel
- Load Path
- Location for Buttons
- Log off Inactivity Timeout
- Log on Inactivity Timeout
- Major Comment Separator
- Marker for Code Requiring Manual Completion
- Maximum Decimals
- Maximum Entries in List
- Maximum Length
- Maximum Signon Attempts Allowed
- Maximum Web Password Length
- Meta Tag
- Minor Comment Separator
- Mock Up RAD-PAD
- MTXT String Loader
- Multiline Tab Sheet Captions
- Multiple Window Control Bar Location
- Name
- Name of User Set to be Used
- .NET Component Class Name and Assembly
- .NET Target Platform
- Nodes XML File
- Number of Additional Windows a User can have Open Concurrently
- Object Command Presentation
- Open Latest Demonstration System
- Optional Arguments
- Optional Mapped Drives - Images Folder and Private Working Folder
- Overall Theme
- Own Window Size
- Partition
- Partition is Enabled for RDMLX
- New Password
- Physical File from which the Child Data Comes From
- Popup Panel Name
- Port Number
- Preferred web scheme/skin
- Private Definition/aXes Project Folder
- Private Working Folder
- Programmatic Identifiers for Building AKey and NKey Values
- Property Type
- Prototype Only
- RAD-PAD File Name
- RAD-PAD File Format
- RAMP Destinations
- RAMP Javascript Charset
- RAMP Password
- RAMP Tools Mode Load Path
- RAMP User
- Read Only
- Referenced .NET Assemblies
- Remember Key Values between Filter Executions
- Relationship Handler
- Relationship Type
- Report on Users - Imbedded Interface Point (Id)
- Restricted Access
- Routine to listen for signals to update the instance list
- Save and Restore Instance Lists
- Save as Deployment Server
- Script for Uploading to your LANSA for the Web Folders
- Search Field Width
- Select the Keys of the Selected View to be used for Search Operations
- Select the View to Be Used For Filtering and Searching Operations
- Selection Block Size
- Selection Limit
- Sequence
- Sequence Using
- Server Client Translation Table
- Server IIP function to validate sign on
- Server Name
- Server Overrides
- Server Settings XML File
- Server Type
- Shortcut
- Show Additional Columns
- Show Current Business Object in Window Title
- Show in Help About Text
- Show in Menu
- Show When Disabled
- Show on Instance List Tool Bar
- Show On Popup Menus
- Show on Toolbar
- Show the 'Windows' Menu in this Framework
- Show on Connect Dialog
- Show When Disabled
- Snap in Instance List Browser ID
- Specify the Underlying Physical File that Will Be Searched by this Filter
- Options
- Stay Active
- Stay Active Default for Command Handlers and Filters
- Store Users in XML File and Store users in DBMS Tables VFPPF06/07
- SubTypes
- System Info
- Table Definitions XML File
- Technical Support
- Temporary Directory on PC
- Temporary Folder Name
- The location of the images directory on the server
- The physical file that most closely resembles this business object is
- The type of server
- The webservers images path
- Timeout to use for developers
- Toolbar Button Caption
- Toolbar Button Width
- Toolbar Group
- Tool Bar Height
- Tool Bar Style
- Trim Working Set
- Type of Layout Style to be Used
- Unique Identifier
- Update File
- Uppercase
- Upper and Lower Case Password
- URL
- Use a Grid for Displaying Any List
- Use HTTPS
- Use INI file
- Use Framework Users and Authority
- Use liteclient license
- Use a Reusable Part
- Use Shared Instance List for Relationships
- Use a Webevent/WAM for Help
- Use Windows Credentials
- User Authorities Report File
- User Can Change Own Password
- User Imbedded Interface Point
- User Is Disabled
- User Must Specify all Chosen Keys
- Users May Work Offline if the Remote Server Is Not Available
- User Object Name/Type
- User Profile
- Users Sign on Locally to Use the Framework
- Users Sign on to a Remote Server to Use the Framework
- Value(s) can be changed by Administrator
- Warn before (days)
- *WEBEVENT Function and/or WAM Component or AJAX Routine
- Web Help Function/Webroutine Name
- Web Help Process/WAM Name
- Web Help Window Features
- Web Initial Filter Pane height (%)
- Web Initial Filter Pane width (% of right panel)
- Web Initial Navigation Pane width (%)
- Web Server Caption
- Web Server IP Address
- Web Server Port
- Width
- View as Drop Down on Toolbar
- View as A Single Tree
- View as Two Lists Side By Side
- View as Two Lists Over and Under
- View Used to Read the Child Data
- Windows Code Page
- Visual Identifiers for Building VisualID1 and VisualID2 Values
- Visual Style Base Style
- Visual Style Protected Fields and Areas
- Visual Style Dark Background Small Font
- Visual Style Dark Background Large Font
- Visual Style Status Bar Fields
- Visual Style URLs
- VLF.NET Screen Layout Persistence Level
- Your Framework Version Number
- Appendix