Applies to WAM only.

If you use these tutorials, please note that some screenshots in the tutorial may differ from those in VLF versions EPC141017 and later.

Includes:

• 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
• VLF011WAM - Creating a Parent Child Instance List
• VLF012WAM - Controlling Navigation Using Switching and the Virtual Clipboard
• VLF013WAM - Signaling Events
• VLF014WAM - Debugging/Tracing

After you have created and validated your prototype, you can develop it into a finished application. The basic structure and presentation of the application will remain unchanged as you continue to use the Framework. To complete the application, you simply replace the prototype filters and command handlers with real WAM ones.

In these tutorials, you will replace the employee filters with real filters and the Details prototype command handler with a real command handler:



These tutorials assume you are working on a LANSA slave system connected to a server. If you are using an independent LANSA system, please ignore the steps to check objects into the server.