Things You Should Back Up
This is a list of the things that you should back up from your Framework:
| Object | When |
SeeNotes |
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Your LANSA Repository |
After any changes |
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Framework_Export*.zip |
As required |
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VF_SY001_System*.XML |
Save after Framework design sessions |
1 |
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VF_SY001_Users*.XML |
Save after editing user details |
1 |
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VF_SY001_Servers*.XML |
Save after server sessions |
1 |
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VF_SY001_Tables*.XML |
Save after editing code tables |
1 |
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VF_SY001_Nodes*.XML |
Save after editing RAMP |
1 |
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VF_SY120.JS |
Save after editing RAMP |
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UF_* (User repository objects) |
After any changes to these objects |
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Notes:
1. Or equivalent. These files may have different names in differently configured Frameworks.
2. Depending upon the Framework configuration these files will reside either in the LANSA for the Web images directory or a subdirectory of it named ppp_FLA (where ppp is the identifier of the partition being used).
| Visual LANSA Framework Guide |
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| Introduction |
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| What is the Visual LANSA Framework? |
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| What Does It Look Like? |
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| Should You Use the Framework? |
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| Who Is It For? |
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| What Are Its Benefits? |
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| What's New |
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| Features No Longer Supported |
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| IBM i Password Management |
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| IBM i Password Expiry Checking |
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| IBM i Password Expiry Checking in Windows |
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| IBM i Password Expiry Checking in Web |
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| Changing the IBM i Password |
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| Changing the IBM i Password in Windows |
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| Changing the IBM i Password in Web |
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| Customized User/Authority Reporting |
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| Development Status |
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| Updated Organizations Business Object Instance List |
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| Shipped Resources Instance List Browser Updated |
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| New Theme 2014 Clean |
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| Code Table Data Handlers Can Now Be LANSA Reusable Parts |
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| Reusable Parts as Instance List Relationship Handlers |
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| What Was New in Previous Versions |
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| New Features in EPC 130100 version of the Framework |
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| New Features in EPC 870 version of the Framework |
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| New Features in EPC 868 version of the Framework |
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| VLF.Web Runs in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Safari |
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| Using VLF-WEB Applications with Safari, Firefox or Chrome |
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| Configuring Web RAMP-TS for Chrome, Safari and Firefox |
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| aXes-TS2 Can Now Be Used in RAMP-TS |
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| Date and Date/Time Columns |
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| Edit Code |
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| End-users Can Choose Instance List Columns to Be Displayed |
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| Control Row Color in Instance Lists |
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| Selection of Multiple Items Can Now Be Controlled in Instance Lists |
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| Instance List Toolbar Buttons Can Have Associated Text Descriptions |
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| Code Can Directly Access Visual Lansa Trees |
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| Button on Framework Signon Screen Can Launch A Web Page |
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| Web Page Can Be Shown on the VLF.WIN User Logon Screen |
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| Demonstration System |
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| Connecting to Servers |
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| VLF.NET Enhancements |
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| Commands and Command Handlers |
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| User-Interface Enhancements |
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| Other Enhancements |
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| New features in EPC 839 version of the Framework |
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| New features in EPC 831 version of the Framework |
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| VLF.NET |
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| Developer's Workbench |
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| Visual Themes |
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| Trace can be disabled for Framework Web applications |
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| Execute the Framework in Prototype Mode Only |
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| Improved filter and command handler snap-in facility |
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| Improved Images palette |
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| Specify your Framework version number |
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| Keep old XML Framework versions organized |
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| Set session values before connection |
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| Selection Block Size set to 500 by default |
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| Server connection recovery |
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| Programmatic instance list sorting |
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| Filters can override instance list column headings |
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| Maximum Web Password Length is now 32 |
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| Optionally show current business object in window title |
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| Improved Focused Input Style |
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| Improved XP and Vista fields and buttons in web browser applications |
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| Show or hide Instance list tool bar buttons |
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| General Purpose Document Manager |
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| Maximum Number of Application Views increased to 100 |
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| Quick Find Box on the tool bar |
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| Easy access to latest Demonstration System |
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| Enable/disable peer objects in instance lists |
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| The tabbing order of buttons can be controlled |
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| Control when an object can be opened in a new window |
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| Improved start up times for DBCS Web applications |
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| Control Web Framework start-up dimensions |
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| Visual Ids on Web can be hidden |
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| Programmatically shrinking and expanding panes in Windows |
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| Test the Activated state of filters and command handlers |
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| VLF.WEB logon improvements |
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| New features in EPC 826 version of the Framework |
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| New features in EPC 804 version of the Framework |
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| Framework Windows |
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| Favorites Folder |
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| Command Usage tab |
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| Navigation pane view buttons have changed |
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| Tree view |
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| List view |
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| Drop-down button |
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| Applications in tree navigation pane are shown in bold |
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| Instance List can optionally be displayed with alternate row color |
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| Translation of end-user visible text |
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| New default translation tables for Framework server definitions |
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| New UF_SYSTM IIP (Imbedded Interface Point) methods that you can override |
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| New Virtual Clipboard Control Options |
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| Improved Application Tracing for Relationship Handlers |
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| New features in EPC 793 version of the Framework |
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| You Need to Regenerate Your Web Browser and Javascript Files |
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| The Web Browser Application Load Window has Changed |
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| Faster Framework web start-up times including RAMP |
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| Faster Framework Windows start-up times including RAMP |
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| Improved Framework web application instance list performance |
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| Improved Framework Windows instance list handling |
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| Improved documentation for instance list processing and options |
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| New PROGRAM_EXIT option for Framework locking |
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| New Show in Menu when Disabled option |
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| New method #Com_Owner.avShowMessages |
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| The Preload Framework Images option has been removed |
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| New features in EPC 785 version of the Framework |
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| The Way the Demonstration System is Installed has Changed |
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| Merge Items from One Framework to Another |
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| If You Want Your Project to Succeed |
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| Getting Started |
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| Computer System Requirements |
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| Other Requirements |
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| Starting the Framework |
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| Should you use Windows or Web Browser Applications? |
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| Core Users and Occasional Users |
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| Using a Unified Technology Does Not Mean You Can Have a Single User Interface |
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| The Zero Deployment Advantage |
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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 |
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| Step 1. Ensure that LANSA for the Web is installed and operational on your server |
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| Step 2. Make sure that your Apache HTTP server is configured to support server side includes and optionally VLF.NET application deployment |
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| Step 3. Ensure that Extended Exchange is enabled |
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| Step 4. Install the Framework software |
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| How to start the HTTP server Administration (ADMIN) facility |
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| Windows Web Server |
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| Step 1. Ensure that LANSA for the Web is installed and operational on your server. |
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| Step 2. Make sure that your HTTP server is configured to support server side includes |
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| Step 3. Install the Framework software |
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| Install and Configure the Framework on Visual LANSA Workstation(s) |
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| Step 1. Install the Base Visual LANSA Framework Software |
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| Step 2. Configure the Visual LANSA Workstation(s) |
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| Step 1. Verify use of Microsoft Internet Explorer |
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| Step 2. Enable the Framework for Web Browser applications |
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| Step 3. Set up your Windows webserver or your iSeries webserver |
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| Step 4. Save your Framework details to your web server |
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| Step 5. Test execution of your Framework in a Web Browser |
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| The Demonstration Application |
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| HTML Startup Page |
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| Graphical Content |
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| Complex Grids |
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| Web Content |
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| Google Maps Gadget Integration |
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| Wizards |
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| Data Entry |
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| Dynamic Report Generation |
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| Integration of desktop and folders into a VL application |
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| Integration with Microsoft Excel |
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| Video Content |
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| Mini-Filters |
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| Generic Notes Command Handler |
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| Generic Spooled Files Command Handler |
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| IBM i Server Message Queues |
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| The Programming Techniques Application |
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| Development Architecture |
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| Usage Scenario: One Designer – Multiple Developers |
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| Usage Scenario: Multiple Designers – Multiple Developers |
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| Development Status Feature |
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| How to Create a New Framework Version |
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| Use Save As |
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| Associated XML Definition Files |
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| Optionally Change Associated XML Definition Files |
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| Start a Framework Version |
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| Notes For RAMP Users |
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| How to Keep Automatic Backup Copies of Your Framework |
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| How to Export Framework Definitions |
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| How to Merge Items from one Framework to Another |
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| The Merge Tool Window |
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| Using the Merge Tool |
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| Example of Combining Two RAMP Framework Definitions |
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| Collecting the Definitions |
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| Merging the Definitions |
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| Key Concepts |
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| Menu Options in Brackets |
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| Application |
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| Business Object |
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| Filter |
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| Instance List |
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| Command |
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| Command Handler |
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| Navigation Pane |
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| Tree view |
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| List view |
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| Drop-down button |
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| Launching Applications from the Status Bar |
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| OBJECT-ACTION User Interfaces |
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| If you have used a PC then OBJECT-ACTION should be familiar |
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| If you have used a 5250 then OBJECT-ACTION should be familiar |
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| Mock Up Filters and Command Handlers |
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| Images Palette |
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| Tailoring the Window Layout |
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| Standard Look |
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| Wider Instance List |
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| Filter to the Right |
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| Filter in the Middle with Wider Instance List Area |
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| Filter and Instance List at the Bottom |
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| Application Choices to the Right |
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| Application Choices Moved to Tool Bar |
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| Standard Layout with Command Handler on Top |
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| Standard Layout with Command Handler on Top, Filter And Instance List Reversed |
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| Application Selection on Top |
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| Application Selection at the Bottom |
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| Floating Filters |
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| Floating Instance Lists |
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| Administration Objects |
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| Users |
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| Servers |
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| Help and Tutorials |
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| Building the Application |
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| Personalize Your Framework |
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| To Change these Settings |
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| Framework Caption |
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| Framework Icon |
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| Framework splash image |
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| The technical support URL |
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| The Sign on Screen image |
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| First Splash Screen |
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| Define Your Application |
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| Define Your Business Objects |
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| Optionally Group Business Objects into Application Views |
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| Prototype Your Filters |
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| Prototype Your Commands and Their Handlers |
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| Validate Your Design |
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| Create Your Own Filters |
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| Create Your Own Command Handlers |
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| Optionally Create Your Own Instance List |
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| Deploy the Application |
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| Tutorials |
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| Before You Use the Tutorials |
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| Tutorials for Prototyping |
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| VLF000 - Execute Framework Application |
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| Step 1. Execute the Visual LANSA Framework |
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| Step 2. Execute an Application |
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| Step 3. Using Filters to Find an Employee |
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| Step 4. Using Commands and Command Handlers |
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| Summary |
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| VLF001 - Defining Your HR Application |
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| Step 1. Create a New Application |
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| Step 2. Specify Identification Options |
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| Step 3. Specify Startup Options |
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| Step 4. View Commands Enabled |
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| Step 5. Execute the About Command |
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| Step 6. View Overall Themes |
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| Summary |
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| VLF002 - Defining Your Business Objects |
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| Step 1. Decide on the Business Objects |
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| Step 2. Create the Business Objects |
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| Step 3. Specify Business Object Commands |
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| Step 4. Add the Business Objects to the Application |
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| Step 5. Specify Business Object Icons |
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| Step 6. View the Business Objects |
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| Summary |
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| VLF003 - Prototyping Your Filters |
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| Step 1. Define By Name Filter for Employees |
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| Step 2. Prototype the Instance List |
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| Step 3. Prototype the Filter Designs for Employees |
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| Step 4. Filters for Statistical Reporting Business Object |
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| Step 5. View the Filters |
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| Summary |
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| VLF004 - Prototyping Your Commands |
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| Step 1. View Command Definitions |
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| Step 2. Set Command Display for New |
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| Step 3. Prototype the New Command Handler |
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| Step 4. Prototype the Other Command Handlers |
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| Step 5. Define Commands for Statistical Reporting |
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| Step 6. Specify Command Display |
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| Step 7. Prototype Command Handlers for Statistical Reporting |
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| Summary |
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| VLF005 - Validating the Prototype |
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| Step 1. Validate Your Prototype in Windows mode |
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| Step 2. (Optional) Setting up your Environment for Web Browser applications |
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| Step 3. (Optional) Validate Your Prototype in Web mode |
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| Summary |
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| Tutorials for Windows Applications |
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| The Personnel File |
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| VLF006WIN - Snapping in A Real Windows Filter |
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| Step 1. Creating Your Real By Name Filter |
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| Step 2. Snapping In the By Name Filter |
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| Step 3. Filter Code |
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| Step 4. Creating a Real By Location Filter |
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| Step 5. Snapping in the By Location Filter |
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| Summary |
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| VLF007WIN - Snapping in A Real Windows Command Handler |
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| Step 1. Creating Your Real Command Handler |
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| Step 2. Snapping in Your Command Handler |
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| Summary |
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| VLF009WIN - Adding Instance List Columns in Windows Applications |
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| Step 1: Add Columns to the Instance List |
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| Step 2: Change your filter |
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| Step 3: Remove the Additional Columns |
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| Summary |
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| VLF010WIN - Creating a Mini Filter |
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| Step 1. Create the Mini Filter Interface |
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| Step 2. Write the Mini Filter Code |
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| Step 3. Snap in the Mini filter and Test It |
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| Step 4. Use the Virtual Clipboard to Save and Restore the Search Value |
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| Summary |
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| VLF011WIN - Creating a Parent Child Instance List |
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| Step 1. Create Two New Business Objects |
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| Step 2. Establish the Parent-Child Relationship |
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| Step 3. Create a Hidden Filter for Company Departments |
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| Step 4. Create a Relationship Handler to Load Sections |
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| Step 5. Display Additional Columns in the Instance List |
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| Step 6. Access the Properties of Hidden Child Objects |
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| Summary |
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| VLF012WIN - Controlling Navigation Using Switching and the Virtual Clipboard |
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| Step 1. Create a Filter for Department Sections |
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| Step 2. Create a Details Command Handler for Department Sections |
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| Step 3. Add Logic to Switch from Sections to the Employees Business Object |
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| Step 4. Record Switch History using the Virtual Clipboard |
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| Step 5. Use the Switch History to Return to the Original Business Object |
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| Summary |
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| VLF013WIN - Signaling Events |
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| Step 1. Change Employee Surname and Save the Changes |
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| Step 2. Add the avSignalEvent to the Employee Details Command Handler |
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| Step 3. Add a Routine to Listen for the EMPLOYEE_CHANGED Event |
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| Step 4. Test Signaling |
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| Summary |
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| VLF014WIN - Debugging/Tracing |
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| Step 1. Add a Trace Statement to Indicate Enter Key Was Pressed |
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| Step 2. Add More Trace Statements |
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| Step 3. Start Tracing Programmatically |
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| Summary |
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| Tutorials for WAM Web Browser Applications |
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| The Personnel File |
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| VLF006WAM - Snapping in A Real WAM Web Filter |
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| Step 1. Creating Your Real WAM Filter |
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| Step 2. Snapping In the WAM By Name Filter |
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| Step 3. Creating a WAM By Location Filter |
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| Step 4. Snapping in the WAM By Location Filter |
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| Summary |
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| VLF007WAM - Snapping in a Real WAM Web Command Handler |
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| Step 1. Creating Your Real WAM Command Handler |
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| Step 2. Snapping in Your WAM Command Handler |
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| Summary |
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| VLF009WAM - Adding Instance List Columns in WAM Applications |
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| Step 1: Add Columns to the Instance List |
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| Step 2: Change your filter |
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| Step 3: Remove the Additional Columns |
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| Summary |
|
| 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 |
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| Summary |
|
| VLF012WAM - Controlling Navigation Using Switching and the Virtual Clipboard |
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| Step 1. Create a Filter for Department Sections |
|
| Step 2. Create a Details Command Handler for Department Sections |
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| Step 3. Add Logic to Switch from Sections to the Employees Business Object |
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| Step 4. Record Switch History using the Virtual Clipboard |
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| Step 5. Use the Switch History to Return to the Original Business Object |
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| Summary |
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| VLF013WAM - Signaling Events |
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| Step 1. Change Employee Surname and Save the Changes |
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| Step 2. Add the avSignalEvent to the Employee Details Command Handler |
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| Step 3. Add a Routine to Listen for the EMPLOYEE_CHANGED Event |
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| Step 4. Test Signaling |
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| Summary |
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| VLF014WAM - Debugging/Tracing |
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| Step 1. Add a Trace Statement to Indicate Enter Key Was Pressed |
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| Step 2. Add More Trace Statements |
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| Summary |
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| Tutorials for Deployment |
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| VLF008WIN - Deploying the Windows Framework |
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| Step 1. Create the Package |
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| Step 2. Specify the Startup Form and Database Type |
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| Step 3. Disable all Prompting |
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| Step 4. Add Framework Components |
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| Step 5. Add Other Framework Objects |
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| Step 6. Add Your Own Components |
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| Step 7. Add the Data |
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| Step 8. Add an Icon |
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| Step 9. Check the Package |
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| Step 10. Build the Package |
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| Step 11. Ship the Package |
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| Summary |
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| Frequently Asked Questions |
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| Can I customise the VLF WEB signon dialog? |
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| When I include a jQuery Weblet in a VLF Wam it doesn’t look right. What is wrong? |
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| Can I use Visual LANSA Framework in Direct-X mode? |
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| Can I change the options that the user searches for in the Quick Find box? |
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| Can I control what happens when the user clicks on an option that they have located by using the Quick Find box? |
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| How to find out the L4Web images folder and path name in a VLF-WEB application? |
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| Can I change the business object instance caption that appears in the area above my command handlers? |
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| Can I stop VLF NET overriding CCS changes to background Colors of objects in WAMs? |
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| How can I tell if my WAM function is executing in a browser (VLF.WEB) or under .NET (VLF.NET)? |
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| How do I execute an initial Framework level command when starting up a Framework application? |
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| How do I make the VLF use my corporate look? |
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| How do I create an elaborate prototype? |
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| Do I have to (re)define my user profiles into the Framework? |
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| Do I have to (re)define my user passwords into the Framework? |
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| Are there techniques to minimize user profile (re)definition? |
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| How can I execute the VLF as a web application without using SSI? |
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| Can I run web applications using secure sockets layer (SSL)? |
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| How can I make my web applications launch into a new window? |
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| How can different users access different data libraries in Web applications? |
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| When I start the Framework as an administrator (for example UF_ADMIN), the Framework appears briefly and then disappears? |
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| I do my unit and suite testing in Design mode. Is this a good practice? |
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| When I run the Framework security does not seem to work? |
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| Why options I have disabled for Windows and/or the Web browser are displayed? |
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| How can I translate text, for example the caption of the instance list Clear List button? |
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| How do I enroll my own visual styles? |
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| How do I change a visual style at run time? |
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| I have created a new command but it does not appear in the menus or the toolbar? |
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| Can I define the toolbar by application? |
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| I change Instance Command Presentation but the changes do not take effect? |
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| How do I run my application in SuperServer mode? |
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| Are copies of my Framework design kept? |
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| I have just deleted an object but it is still visible? |
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| I have just deleted an object and want to get it back again? |
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| How do I change Help About logos? |
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| How do I change introduction logos? |
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| How do I change the logo shown when the Framework starts executing? |
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| I have just changed my Framework design but the change has not taken effect? |
|
| How do I enrol my own bitmaps and icons? |
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| Why are some menus and menu options in brackets? |
|
| How are Framework settings remembered? |
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| How are instance lists remembered? |
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| Can more than one person design the same Framework at the same time? |
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| Where does the Images Palette get the pictures from (when using the HTML formatted Images Palette)? |
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| When I execute my Framework in a browser some of my icons and bitmaps don't display properly? |
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| How are icons and bitmap names used when my Framework is executed in a browser? |
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| How can I convert icons and bitmaps to GIF files? |
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| Where do I need to put my GIFs so that my browser applications can use them? |
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| Can my Web browser applications be used with System i multi-tier web server configurations? |
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| Can my Web browser applications be used with Windows multi-tier web server configurations? |
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| How can I change the visual styles used in Web browser applications |
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| What is a temporary directory and what is it used for? |
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| How can I purge old information from my temporary directory? |
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| Can I purge old information from my temporary directory in a batch job? |
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| How can users sign off from VLF-WEB sessions? |
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| Text appears in English when I execute Framework as a web application |
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| I want to restore the default window layout for the Framework |
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| How can I hide the address and status bars on Framework popup windows when using IE7? |
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| The URL to start my deployed VLF web browser application is too complex for users to reliably type in to their browsers |
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| What should I do when I get a mysterious WAM crash in my Framework RAMP application? |
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| 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'? |
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| Why do I get a message saying 'Compression source file vf_multi_LLL.js not found'? |
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| How can I change the list of Framework versions shown? |
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| Framework Programming |
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| Windows Filter and Command Handler Anatomy |
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| WAM Filter and Command Handler Anatomy |
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| Hidden Command Handler Anatomy |
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| Example of a Hidden Command Handler for Windows Applications |
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| Example of a Hidden Command Handler for Web Applications |
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| Framework Ancestor Components |
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| List Manager and Instance Lists |
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| Basic Instance List Processing |
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| Visual Identifiers |
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| Programmatic Identifiers |
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| Testing Identifiers |
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| Filters and List Manager |
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| Updating and Deleting Instance List Entries |
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| Command Handlers and List Manager |
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| Current/Selected Instance |
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| Authority to Instances |
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| More about Instance Lists |
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| Adding Additional Columns to Instance Lists |
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| Programming your instance list |
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| Date/Time Additional Column Programming Example |
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| Overriding Instance List Column Headings |
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| Programmatically Sorting the Instance List |
|
| Changing the Color of List Entries (RowColor) |
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| In VLF.WIN environment |
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| Relationship Handler |
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| Snap in Instance List |
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| In VLF.WEB environment |
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| WAMs |
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| Relationship Handler |
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| Popup Panel Hints in the Instance List |
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| How to Use the Instance List Popup Feature |
|
| Instance Lists with Different Types of Objects |
|
| Parent-Child Relationships |
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| 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 |
|
| 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 |
|
| Page-at-a-Time logic may indicate a conceptual problem with filters |
|
| Instance lists do not have to reflect the database that underpins them |
|
| Create Your Own Snap-in Instance List |
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| Instance List with more than 10 alphanumeric and/or 10 numeric additional columns |
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| Sample Filter using 34 columns (16 alpha, 16 numeric + Visual IDs) |
|
| Matching Snap in Instance List Browser |
|
| Source for Snap-in Instance List Example |
|
| Advanced Instance List Processing |
|
| Avoid Duplicated Instance List Code |
|
| Centralize all your Instance List Activities |
|
| Moving towards Real Business Object Management |
|
| Manipulate Instance Lists from RAMP Scripts |
|
| Delegate Common Tasks to your own Instance List 'Manager' |
|
| Low Level Direct Access to the Visualization Trees |
|
| Export Instance List Contents |
|
| Template Support |
|
| Getting Started |
|
| Creating Your First Report Template |
|
| Publishing Shared Templates |
|
| Modifying Report Templates |
|
| 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? |
|
| Framework Manager |
|
| UpperCase Conversions |
|
| Numeric to Alphanumeric Conversions |
|
| Application Error Handling |
|
| How To Use It |
|
| Example |
|
| Properties Used |
|
| Framework Locking Service to Handle Unsaved Changes |
|
| Saving unsaved changes using uQueryCanDeactivate / avNotifyDeactivation |
|
| Reason Code |
|
| Comments/Warnings |
|
| The Virtual Clipboard |
|
| Remembering Information |
|
| Exchanging Information |
|
| Listening for Changes |
|
| Other Things Worth Knowing |
|
| Persistence, Resetting and Deploying in Windows Applications |
|
| Basic Tracing Service |
|
| Event Signaling Service |
|
| avSignalEvent |
|
| #Com_owner.avEvent |
|
| Object Switching Service |
|
| Introductory avSwitch Examples |
|
| Referencing Applications, Business Objects and Commands |
|
| Advanced avSwitch Examples |
|
| avSwitch Method |
|
| AvAddSwitchInstances Event |
|
| AvAddSwitchInstance Method |
|
| Troubleshooting Switch Examples |
|
| 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 |
|
| Programmatically Creating and Managing Windows |
|
| Finding a Window |
|
| Enumerating All Windows |
|
| The Current and Main Windows |
|
| Window Opening Information |
|
| Notifying other Windows of Significant Events |
|
| Keeping Windows Open |
|
| Switching in Windows |
|
| Windows and Imbedded Interface Points |
|
| Expanding, Shrinking and Focusing Panes |
|
| avPaneShrink Method |
|
| avPaneExpand Method |
|
| avPaneMaximize Method |
|
| avPaneRestore Method |
|
| avPaneFocus Method |
|
| avCmdPanelState Property |
|
| Windows Resource Usage |
|
| Usage Expectations |
|
| Resource Leakage |
|
| Advanced Filter Styles |
|
| Instant Filters |
|
| Drill Down Filters |
|
| Power Filters |
|
| Hidden Filter |
|
| Mini Filters |
|
| Properties |
|
| Events |
|
| Code Examples |
|
| RDML for a Windows Mini Filter |
|
| RDMLX for a WAM Mini Filter |
|
| Web Programming |
|
| WAM Programming |
|
| Stateless Programming |
|
| UB_xxxxx User Buttons |
|
| Maintaining State in WAM Filters and Command Handlers |
|
| Use the WAM capabilities |
|
| Use the Framework's Virtual Clipboard |
|
| Using LANSA Weblets with Framework WAMs |
|
| Rules for WAM Filters and Command Handlers |
|
| Touch Device Considerations |
|
| Tracing Web Applications |
|
| Tracing on iPads |
|
| Tracing on Android Touch Devices |
|
| VLF.NET Applications |
|
| Microsoft's .NET Framework |
|
| Deployment |
|
| VLF.NET Manual Deployment – An Alternative Way of Deploying VLF.NET |
|
| Launching a VLF.NET Application |
|
| Digital Certificates |
|
| VLF.NET Form Layout Details |
|
| Visual Themes |
|
| Windows Framework Properties Applicable to VLF.NET |
|
| Framework-AJAX Applications |
|
| Mandatory Skills |
|
| AJAX Applications in the Framework |
|
| AJAX Pages and Functions |
|
| Interaction between AJAX pages and AJAX functions |
|
| Information Flow Between AJAX Pages and Functions |
|
| Things an AJAX pages must provide to the Framework |
|
| Things the Framework Provides to an AJAX page |
|
| AJAX Exercises |
|
| Exercise 1: AJAXEX1 – Hello World |
|
| Exercise 2: AJAXEX2 – Doing Some Simple AJAX |
|
| Exercise 3: AJAXEX3 – Using Asynchronous Processing |
|
| Exercise 4: AJAXEX4 – Using the Instance List |
|
| Tracing |
|
| Tracing in Your Client Side AJAX Pages |
|
| Tracing in Your Server Side AJAX Functions |
|
| Messages and Errors |
|
| Messages Issued by AJAX Functions |
|
| Handling Fatal Errors in AJAX Functions |
|
| Frequently Asked Questions |
|
| Restrictions |
|
| Recommendations |
|
| Web Configuration Assistant |
|
| Web Application Start Options |
|
| Program Coding Assistant |
|
| Step 1. Select Object |
|
| Step 2. Select the Target Platform |
|
| Step 3. Select Type of Code – Review Abstracts |
|
| Step 4. Fill in Prompts |
|
| Step 5. Generate Code |
|
| Step 6. Create the Component |
|
| Code Tables |
|
| Framework Code Tables |
|
| Code Table Data Flow |
|
| Setting up a Code Table |
|
| Step 1. Create a Table |
|
| Step 2. Define a Table |
|
| Step 3. Enter data into a code table |
|
| Using a Code Table in your application |
|
| As a part of a referential integrity check |
|
| As a decode or lookup operation in your programs |
|
| Advanced options when setting up a code table |
|
| Multilingual Data |
|
| Sequencing |
|
| Choosing the description field |
|
| Creating your own table data handler function |
|
| Read Only Tables |
|
| Inactive Table Entry indicator |
|
| Creating Your Own Table Data Handler Reusable Part |
|
| Frequently asked Questions about Code Tables |
|
| Using Assistants to handle more complex "codes" |
|
| Approach 1: Single Window – Multiple Assistants |
|
| Approach 2: Multiple Windows – Multiple Assistants |
|
| Approach 3: Multiple Windows – Multiple Assistants (some Complex) |
|
| How are Assistants started? |
|
| How do Assistants interact with other parts of the application? |
|
| Using Unicode Data with the Framework |
|
| Unicode Data in Code Tables |
|
| Unicode Data in Virtual Clipboard |
|
| Unicode Data in Tracing |
|
| End-user Help (F1) |
|
| Help Text for Windows Applications |
|
| Help Text for Web Applications |
|
| Disabling or diverting the F1=Help key in Framework applications |
|
| Designing Filter and Command Handler Layouts |
|
| Programming Tips |
|
| Component Names and Identifiers |
|
| Advanced Enter Key Handling in VL applications |
|
| Possible Technique for Handling "New" in VLF And Ramp Application Designs |
|
| Quick Find Override Feature |
|
| Setup |
|
| Advanced Topics |
|
| Using your Visual LANSA Framework in Direct-X mode |
|
| Win32 |
|
| Mixed Mode |
|
| Snap In Instance Lists |
|
| Snap In command handlers and filters |
|
| Considerations for ISVs |
|
| Deploying a Framework Version |
|
| Naming Space Considerations for Managing Different Frameworks |
|
| Users, Groups and Security |
|
| Basic Framework Security |
|
| Set Up Server or Servers |
|
| Activating Basic Framework Security |
|
| Maintaining Users |
|
| Maintaining User Authorities |
|
| Maintaining User Groups |
|
| 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 |
|
| 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 |
|
| How to Export User Data |
|
| How to Import User data from an XML file |
|
| Set up the Framework to Generate an XML file from an External Source of user data and import it |
|
| The rules for Creating an XML file of User Data |
|
| Writing your own version of the User Authority report |
|
| 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 |
|
| Scenario: System i Web Server |
|
| Assumptions |
|
| Settings |
|
| Modifications to your version of UFU0001 |
|
| Enroll Typical Users in the Framework |
|
| Scenario: System i Server, Users Connect with Super Server |
|
| Assumptions |
|
| Settings |
|
| Enroll Users and Groups |
|
| Scenario: Windows Server, Users Connect with Super Server |
|
| Assumptions |
|
| Settings |
|
| Enroll Users and Groups |
|
| More Information |
|
| More Details about Groups |
|
| Create Your Own Imbedded Interface Points (IIP) |
|
| More Details about being Signed on as a Different User |
|
| How to Share Users between Different Frameworks |
|
| Creating Web Interface for Maintaining Users and Authorities |
|
| Server Profile Management and Issues |
|
| Deploying Server Definitions |
|
| Scenario: In House Development, Well Known Servers |
|
| Scenario: ISV, Single Unknown Server |
|
| Scenario: ISV, Multiple Unknown Servers |
|
| Server Connection Recovery |
|
| Server Connection Recovery Settings |
|
| Attempt Automatic session recovery |
|
| Time interval between checks of connection status |
|
| Check connection before executing commands |
|
| Check connection before selecting applications and business objects |
|
| Action to take when session cannot be recovered |
|
| Check Connection using function |
|
| Programmatic server connection checking |
|
| Examples |
|
| Public Signals |
|
| Examples |
|
| Multilingual Application Issues |
|
| Imbedded Interface Points (IIPs) |
|
| What Imbedded Interface Points are Provided? |
|
| Windows |
|
| Web |
|
| Both Windows and Web |
|
| Adding your own object security validation |
|
| avCheckAuth Method |
|
| Adding your own instance level security validation |
|
| avCheckInstanceAuth Method |
|
| avCheckInstanceAuth Example |
|
| Custom Properties |
|
| Frequently Asked Questions about Custom Properties |
|
| Things to be careful with when using Custom Properties |
|
| Writing queries over Visual LANSA Framework objects |
|
| Getting Started |
|
| Using the First Query Example |
|
| Using the Second Query Example |
|
| Using the Third Query Example |
|
| Creating Your Own Queries |
|
| Other things worth knowing about Query Programs |
|
| Examples |
|
| UF_TRVRS - Signal VLF Objects |
|
| UF_QRY01 - Simple Example of How to Listen For General Framework Objects And View Their Properties |
|
| UF_QRY02 - Listening for General Framework Objects And View Their Properties |
|
| UF_QRY03 - Listening for Ramp Objects And View Their Properties |
|
| Troubleshooting |
|
| Troubleshooting Filters and Command Handlers |
|
| Framework fails as soon as you select your new Windows filter or command handler |
|
| When you recompile your Windows filter or command handler it fails with a "Permission Denied" error. |
|
| Your browser application filter or command handler behaves unexpectedly or erratically |
|
| Troubleshooting Snap-In Instance Lists |
|
| Debugging Browser Problems |
|
| Internet Explorer |
|
| Firefox, Chrome and Safari |
|
| Application Performance |
|
| Work as an End-User |
|
| Best-Case Conditions |
|
| Worst-Case Conditions |
|
| A Risk Check List |
|
| 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 |
|
| Definitions |
|
| Framework Window |
|
| Title Bar |
|
| Toolbar |
|
| Menu Bar |
|
| Popup Menu |
|
| Navigation Pane |
|
| Application Bar |
|
| Application and Business Object Tree |
|
| Business Object Bar |
|
| Application View |
|
| Filter Tab |
|
| Filter Folder |
|
| Instance List |
|
| Command Tab |
|
| Command Folder |
|
| 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 |
|
| Update Server from Visual LANSA Workstation |
|
| Current Framework Design Details |
|
| RAD-PAD Notes |
|
| Shipped System and Demonstration Objects |
|
| All available Images (GIFs) |
|
| Execute Framework as a Web Application |
|
| Choose Browser |
|
| Start |
|
| RAMP Application Testing |
|
| Turn Tracing On |
|
| In Language |
|
| URL |
|
| Touch Device |
|
| 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 |
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| Server Name |
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| Server Overrides |
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| Server Settings XML File |
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| Server Type |
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| Shortcut |
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| Show Additional Columns |
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| Show Current Business Object in Window Title |
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| Show in Help About Text |
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| Show in Menu |
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| Show When Disabled |
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| Show on Instance List Tool Bar |
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| Show On Popup Menus |
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| Show on Toolbar |
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| Show the 'Windows' Menu in this Framework |
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| Show on Connect Dialog |
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| Show When Disabled |
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| Snap in Instance List Browser ID |
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| Specify the Underlying Physical File that Will Be Searched by this Filter |
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| Options |
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| Stay Active |
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| Stay Active Default for Command Handlers and Filters |
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| Store Users in XML File and Store users in DBMS Tables VFPPF06/07 |
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| SubTypes |
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| System Info |
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| Table Definitions XML File |
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| Technical Support |
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| Temporary Directory on PC |
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| Temporary Folder Name |
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| The location of the images directory on the server |
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| The physical file that most closely resembles this business object is |
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| The type of server |
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| The webserver’s images path |
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| Timeout to use for developers |
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| Toolbar Button Caption |
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| Toolbar Button Width |
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| Toolbar Group |
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| Tool Bar Height |
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| Tool Bar Style |
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| Trim Working Set |
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| Type of Layout Style to be Used |
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| Unique Identifier |
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| Update File |
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| Uppercase |
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| Upper and Lower Case Password |
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| URL |
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| Use a Grid for Displaying Any List |
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| Use HTTPS |
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| Use INI file |
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| Use Framework Users and Authority |
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| Use ‘liteclient’ license |
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| Use a Reusable Part |
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| Use Shared Instance List for Relationships |
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| Use a Webevent/WAM for Help |
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| Use Windows Credentials |
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| User Authorities Report File |
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| User Can Change Own Password |
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| User Imbedded Interface Point |
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| User Is Disabled |
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| User Must Specify all Chosen Keys |
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| Users May Work Offline if the Remote Server Is Not Available |
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| User Object Name/Type |
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| User Profile |
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| Users Sign on Locally to Use the Framework |
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| Users Sign on to a Remote Server to Use the Framework |
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| Value(s) can be changed by Administrator |
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| Warn before (days) |
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| *WEBEVENT Function and/or WAM Component or AJAX Routine |
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| Web Help Function/Webroutine Name |
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| Web Help Process/WAM Name |
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| Web Help Window Features |
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| Web Initial Filter Pane height (%) |
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| Web Initial Filter Pane width (% of right panel) |
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| Web Initial Navigation Pane width (%) |
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| Web Server Caption |
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| Web Server IP Address |
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| Web Server Port |
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| Width |
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| View as Drop Down on Toolbar |
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| View as A Single Tree |
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| View as Two Lists Side By Side |
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| View as Two Lists Over and Under |
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| View Used to Read the Child Data |
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| Windows Code Page |
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| Visual Identifiers for Building VisualID1 and VisualID2 Values |
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| Visual Style Base Style |
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| Visual Style Protected Fields and Areas |
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| Visual Style Dark Background Small Font |
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| Visual Style Dark Background Large Font |
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| Visual Style Status Bar Fields |
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| Visual Style URLs |
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| VLF.NET Screen Layout Persistence Level |
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| Your Framework Version Number |
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| Appendix |
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| What is Included in the Framework? |
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| LANSA Repository Objects |
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| Demonstration Repository Objects |
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| User Repository Objects |
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| Framework Repository Objects |
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| Operating System Objects |
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| Permanent File Objects |
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| Temporary or Semi-Persistent Files |
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