| Product | Visual LANSA Framework (VLF) | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Build Number | 141006 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Pre-RequisiteDetails |
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| Valid Upgrade Paths |
If your VLF version is not listed contact your LANSA vendor for advice. To find out your version start your Framework as a designer. Use the Help -> About menu options. Scroll to find VL Framework Build Number. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Full Distribution | This is a full distribution. It may be used to install a brand new VLF or to upgrade an existing one. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Additional Post Install/Upgrade Actions | 1. You must upgrade all partitions within a LANSA system. 2. On IBM i servers, when the VLF-ONE demonstration system is required, you should use the Partition Initialize administration option to import the PERSYS (Personnel demonstration system) material - even if you have already imported PERSYS prior to applying EPC141006. 3. All XML files (Framework definitions) should be opened and resaved. 4. Any VLF-ONE custom entry points derived from UF_OEXEC must be recompiled. If you have a #VLF_ONE.uTerminate method call you may need to add parameter Browserisclosing(True) to it. 5. Any VLF-ONE server custom logon components must be recompiled. 6. If you have created VLF tools or extensions that use private (ie: undocumentented) VLF-WIN or VLF-ONE properties, methods or events you may need to modify and/or recompile them. 7. Custom VLF-WIN developer or designer entry points may no longer function.
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| Specific Special Notes | You must perform this upgrade using a user profile that is QSECOFR, part of the QSECOFR group, or has *ALLOBJ and *SECADM special authorities. | ||||||||||||||||||
| New Features | |||||||||||||||||||
| Installation or Upgrade on Windows Systems | 1. If you have not already done so, upgrade LANSA to V14SP1 (EPC141000) level. 2. Then follow the installation steps On LANSA Developer PCs and Windows Servers for the rest of the steps required. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Installation or Upgrade on IBM i Servers | If you are using server-side components of the Visual LANSA Framework or are using RAMP, you need to update any IBM i servers you are using. 1. If you have not already done so, upgrade LANSA to V14SP1 (EPC141000) level. 2. If you use RAMP:
These patches can be requested from your local LANSA support team. 3. Then follow Installation On IBM i Servers for the rest of the steps required. |
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| Visual LANSA Framework Guide |
| Introduction |
| What is the Visual LANSA Framework? |
| What Does It Look Like? |
| When to use the VLF? |
| When not to use the VLF? |
| Who Is It For? |
| What Are Its Benefits? |
| What's New |
| EPC142067 – Available November 2019 |
| VLF-ONE Supports Browser Back/Forward Keys |
| Log into Your VLF-ONE Applications Via Kerberos (Single Sign-On) |
| VLF-ONE Navigation Menu May Be Imbedded Into Slider Panes |
| EPC142057 – Available July 2019 |
| Customizable VLF-ONE Instance List Toolbar |
| Common Activity to Create a Custom Instance List Toolbar |
| Snap in Deployment Checker |
| Replaceable VLF-ONE User Authority Model Extended |
| Instance List Column Caption Can Be Set Programmatically |
| Common Activity Option for Assistance Panels Has Been Upgraded |
| The VLF Workbench Can Now Use Google Translate |
| #Com_Owner.avCloseForm Has New Optional Delay() Parameter |
| New Common Activity to Create a ‘Contact Us’ Toolbar Option |
| Log on to VLF-ONE Applications via Microsoft, Google or Facebook |
| RAMP-TS2 Variable GLOBAL_LastFunctionKeyUsed |
| Enhanced VLF-ONE RAMP Field Prompter |
| avSwitch KeepMaximize Option |
| Instance List Column Multilingual Defaults |
| New avAllowExpandContract Option for Filters |
| EPC142011 – Available September 2018 |
| VLF-ONE 5250 Form Wrappers |
| Instance Lists Can Have Image Columns in VLF-ONE |
| Instance List Column Visibility Can Be Set at Run Time |
| VLF-ONE Application Can Now Use a Custom Theme |
| Second Level Ancestor Prompting |
| VLF-ONE Traces Now Include a Stopwatch Time |
| Hidden Command Changes in VLF-ONE |
| Zoom Slider Now Available in Material Design Desktop Mode |
| User Capability Control Options |
| Automatically Associate Menu Option Name and Number in RAMP |
| Screen Probe Options on VLF-ONE RAMP Developer Panel |
| RAMP Flow Layout Ranges |
| RAMP Hidden Screen Change in VLF-ONE |
| Extended RAMP Script Editor |
| Attachment/Document Storage in the Shipped Demo |
| VLF-ONE Filter Borders Can Be Customized |
| New Common Activity Options |
| Generate Code to Validate Windows Domain Users |
| Generate SQL Based Searches |
| Add a Website |
| Instance List Column Selection Improvements |
| Event Recording |
| EPC142005 – Available May 2018 |
| Explanatory Source Code in VLF-ONE |
| UF_OEXEC and DF_OEXEC Web Pages Changed |
| Create a Contact Card Style Instance List Browser in Simple SCRUD |
| System Information Shown in the Workbench Title Bar |
| Badges |
| Prefixes/Suffixes for Instance List Numeric Column Data |
| New Unique Team Member Prefix for Framework Objects |
| Generate Code in Material Design Style in Common Activities |
| Sidebar Menus Are No Longer Enabled by Default |
| Material Design Mode Menus Show Open Items |
| #uSystemCommon Services Now Available In Server Modules |
| Suspended Session Time Limit Introduced |
| Web Page Icon and Caption Now Set at Start Up |
| Improved VLF-ONE Start Up Times |
| New System IIP Advanced RAMP Methods |
| New RAMP Button Sizing Options |
| RAMP Developer Panel in VLF-ONE Applications |
| Trace RAMP Context Only |
| Logon Layout Changes in Material Design Mode |
| New Themes for Material Design |
| EPC141081 – Available December 2017 |
| Evolving VLF-ONE Support for Small, Medium and Large Screen Devices |
| Google Material Design Style |
| Emulating Screen Sizes |
| Launching Applications |
| Controlling Content Based on Device Size |
| Navigation in Google Material Design User Interface |
| Sometimes Things Just Won't Fit into a Smaller Screen |
| More Functionality in VLF-ONE Entry Point Web Pages |
| Printing Barcodes |
| New Option to Delete Scripts |
| Send to Ms-Excel Option Moved |
| The Menu Option to Move A Filter Has Been Moved |
| VLF-ONE Default Text Color Changed |
| ExecuteDefaultCmd Parameter Now Functional in VLF-ONE |
| Font Awesome Icons for VLF-ONE Application Icons |
| Ramp-Tools Screen Size Warning Revised |
| Show/Hide Instance List Columns Based on Screen Size |
| Test Your Application on Different Screen Sizes |
| Enable/Disable Column Selection |
| New Back and Forward Options |
| EPC141034 – Available August 2017 |
| New Design and Role for the VLF Developer's Workbench |
| VLF-WIN Designer Menu Option Has Been Moved |
| Instant Prototyping Assistant Enhancements |
| New Common Activities Feature |
| Program Coding Assistant Only for VLF-WIN |
| New VLF-ONE Navigation Menu Options |
| Column Filtering |
| Changes to the Demonstration System |
| Snap-in Prompters |
| Instance List Send to MS-Excel Has Changed |
| Notes Handler Uses Quill Rich Text Editor |
| New Printing Option and Examples |
| Access to the List Control in an Instance List |
| Design Time Framework Locking |
| New RAD-PADs Tab |
| Enhanced Images Palette |
| Google Material Icons in VLF-ONE Applications |
| Clearer Indication of What Internal VLF-ONE Components You Can Use |
| Instance List Maintenance Has Been Redesigned |
| New Asynchronous Handling Methods in VLF-ONE |
| EPC141017 – Available February 2017 |
| After installing EPC141017 |
| Recompile Your IIP Components |
| Delete #VF_AX007 and VF_SI001 |
| Modify and Recompile the VLF-ONE Custom Logon Form |
| Demonstration System with New Data |
| Recovering Old VF_SY001_System.XML and VF_SY001_tables.XML |
| Screen Size Emulation |
| New RAMP Demonstration System for VLF-ONE |
| aXes-TS2 Language Code |
| Upload/Download Examples |
| Allow Selection from Navigation Pane Property Available in VLF-ONE |
| VLF-ONE Toolbar Collapse/Expand Remembered |
| Page-at-a-Time Instance List |
| Signon Component Returns User Profile |
| Optionally Combine All VLF JavaScript Files into One |
| Replaceable VLF-ONE User Authority Model |
| RAD-PADs are HTML5 compliant |
| Default port set when executing the Framework as a VLF-ONE application |
| Silent Signon Example Available at the Visual LANSA Forum |
| WAM, WEBEVENT and Fast Part Demonstration and Examples No Longer Shipped |
| Intelligent Snap-in Prompter |
| Improved Code Assistants |
| Configurable CSV/MS-Excel Separator Character |
| EPC141006 – Available August 2016 |
| New VLF-ONE Reusable Parts |
| Customized Header and Trailer Panels in Default Logon Screen |
| Framework Selection Optionally Displayed |
| Customized Main Panel Backgrounds |
| Customizable Logon Timeouts |
| Zoom And Shrink Filter, Instance List and Command Handler Panes |
| Open Slider Pane Programmatically |
| Option to Use aXes-TS2 in RAMP-Tools |
| Selectable Ramp Button Locations |
| User Authority Maintenance Available in VLF-ONE |
| Better Encryption for User Authority Options |
| Improved Instance List Tracing |
| Trace Filtering |
| Simplified Tracing |
| System Tracing Has a New Show Active Button |
| Major Object Leakages Checked in Developer Mode |
| Tab Styles Enforced for Selection of BO Form View |
| More Messaging Examples |
| Close Button in Message Display |
| Passing Logon Validator Information/Persisting Values on Server |
| VLF-ONE Main Tool Bar Changed |
| You Can Programmatically Enable or Disable Commands |
| Shipped Demonstration Objects Are Easier to Identify |
| New Property #Com_Owner.avTitleBarHelp |
| Quickly Clear Messages in Your Code |
| New Look Sign-in Dialog |
| EPC140006 – Available February 2016 |
| Hide/Show Properties |
| Quick Search Field |
| Framework Menu Options Save, Save and Restart, and Save and Exit Options Have Changed |
| Getting Started |
| Computer System Requirements |
| Other Requirements |
| Should you create Windows Desktop or Web Browser Applications? |
| Core Users and Occasional Users |
| Using One UI Technology does not necessarily mean One UI Fits All |
| Understanding What the Zero Deployment Advantage Really Is |
| Installing Your VLF Environment |
| On LANSA Developer PCs and Windows Servers |
| On IBM i Servers |
| VLF-ONE – Tour the Shipped Demonstration |
| VLF-WIN – Tour the Shipped Demonstration |
| HTML Startup Page |
| Graphical Content |
| Grids |
| Web Content |
| Dynamic Report Generation |
| Integration of desktop and folders into a VL application |
| Integration with Excel |
| Mini-Filters |
| Generic Notes Command Handler |
| Generic Spooled Files Command Handler |
| IBM i Server Message Queues |
| General Purpose Document Manager |
| Programming Examples Application |
| Key Concepts |
| What Is an Application? |
| What Is a Business Object? |
| What Is a Filter? |
| What Is an Instance List? |
| What Is a Command? |
| What Is a Command Handler? |
| VLF-ONE applications are Single Page Applications (SPAs) |
| Shortcuts for Launching VLF-ONE Applications |
| VLF-WIN Navigation Pane Options |
| Tree view |
| List view |
| Drop-down button |
| Launching Applications from the Status Bar |
| OBJECT-ACTION User Interfaces |
| If you have used a PC then OBJECT-ACTION should be familiar |
| If you have used a 5250 then OBJECT-ACTION should be familiar |
| Mock Up Filters and Command Handlers |
| Images Palette |
| Tailoring the Window Layout |
| Standard Look |
| Command Handler on the Right |
| Command Handler on the Top |
| Application Choices on the Right |
| Application Choices Moved to Tool Bar |
| Application Selection on Top |
| Application Selection at the Bottom |
| Floating Filter |
| Floating Instance List |
| Administration Objects |
| Users |
| Servers |
| Quick Find Box on the tool bar |
| Help and Tutorials |
| Tutorials |
| Tutorials for VLF-ONE Web Applications |
| Before You Start |
| Take A Very Quick Tour of the Shipped Demo |
| Starting |
| Navigation Basics |
| Panels |
| Themes |
| People, Places, Things |
| People |
| Places |
| Things |
| Orders, Customers, Products and Reports |
| Shipped Examples (Are Your VLF Best Friend) |
| Work as a Framework Developer |
| Start the VLF Developer's Workbench |
| VLF Developer's Workbench Basics |
| Property Tab Sheets |
| Common Activities |
| Other VLF Tools |
| Create Your Own Framework |
| Create a Repository List to Track the Things You Create |
| Have a Look at the Tables Used in the Tutorials |
| Create Applications and Business Objects |
| Create an Application Manually |
| Create a Business Object Manually |
| Create a Fully Functional Business Object |
| Define the Instance List |
| Add an Application and a Business Object to the Framework |
| Create the Parts for the Business Object |
| Execute the Business Object |
| Understand How the SCRUD's Parts Work Together |
| Prototype an Application |
| Use Instant Prototyping Assistant |
| Execute the Prototype |
| Use RAD-PADs to Enhance Communication and Specification |
| Create Filters |
| Automatically Generate and Snap in Filters |
| Create Command Handlers |
| Automatically Generate and Snap in Command Handlers |
| Create Filters and Command Handlers Manually |
| Create Business Object Employees |
| Manually Code and Snap in a Filter |
| Create a Server Module for Table Access |
| Create a Reusable Part For the Filter |
| Snap in the Filter |
| Test the Filter |
| Examine the Filter Code |
| Manually Code and Snap in a Command Handler |
| Create a Server Module for Table Access |
| Create a Reusable Part for the Command Handler |
| Snap in the Command Handler |
| Test the Command Handler |
| Modify the Command Handler |
| Change the Way an Instance List is Displayed |
| Create Business Object and Filters |
| Change Instance List Style |
| Change Instance List Columns |
| Understand Switching and Signalling |
| Create a Bottom Pane Slider |
| Change the Slider to Switch to (Invoke) a Business Object |
| Change the Slider to Signal to a Command Handler |
| Things to Understand Next |
| When to Use the VLF |
| When to NOT Use the VLF |
| Debug an Application (Client or Server) |
| Trace an Application |
| Create a Functional Business Object |
| Add a Trace Statement to Indicate Save Key Was Pressed |
| Start Tracing Programmatically |
| Use Multiple Open Business Object Instances |
| Create an Information Panel |
| Create a Settings Panel |
| Create a Settings Panel |
| Create a Background Panel |
| Create a Custom Framework Manager |
| Edit the Settings Panel |
| Edit the Background Panel |
| Test the Settings Panel |
| Asynchronous Processing |
| Create a Timer |
| Upload Your Framework to an IBM i Server |
| Server-Side System Managers |
| Client-Side Controllers |
| Multi-Developer Projects |
| Tutorials for VLF-WIN Applications |
| The Employee Table |
| VLF000 - Execute Framework Application |
| Step 1. Execute the Visual LANSA Framework |
| Step 2. Execute an Application |
| Step 3. Use Filters to Find an Employee |
| Step 4. Use Commands and Command Handlers |
| Step 5. Execute the HR Demo Application |
| Summary |
| VLF001 - Defining Your HR Application |
| Step 1. Create Your Framework |
| Step 2. Create a New Application |
| Step 3. View Commands Allowed |
| Step 4. Execute the About Command |
| Summary |
| VLF002 - Defining Your Business Objects |
| Step 1. Decide on the Business Objects |
| Step 2. Create the Business Objects |
| Step 3. Specify Business Object Commands |
| Step 4. Add the Business Objects to the Application |
| Step 5. Specify Business Object Icons |
| Step 6. View the Business Objects |
| Summary |
| VLF003 - Prototyping Your Filters |
| Step 1. Define By Name Filter for Employees |
| Step 2. Prototype the Instance List |
| Step 3. Prototype the Filter Designs for Employees |
| Step 4. Filters for Statistical Reporting Business Object |
| Step 5. View the Filters |
| Summary |
| 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 |
| Step 1. Validate Your Prototype |
| Summary |
| VLF006WIN - Snapping in a Real Windows Filter |
| Step 1. Create Your Real By Name Filter |
| Step 2. Test the By Name Filter |
| Step 3. Filter Code |
| Step 4. Create a Real By Location Filter |
| Step 5. Snap in the By Location Filter |
| Summary |
| VLF007WIN - Snapping in a Real Windows Command Handler |
| Step 1. Create Your Real Command Handler |
| Step 2. Test Your Command Handler |
| Step 3. Make the Employee Identification Number Field Invisible |
| Summary |
| VLF009WIN - Adding Instance List Columns in Windows Applications |
| Step 1: Add Columns to the Instance List |
| Step 2: Change your filter |
| Step 3: Remove the Additional Columns |
| Summary |
| VLF010WIN - Creating a Mini Filter |
| Step 1. Create the Mini Filter Interface |
| Step 2. Write the Mini Filter Code |
| Step 3. Snap in the Mini filter and Test It |
| Step 4. Use the Virtual Clipboard to Save and Restore the Search Value |
| Summary |
| VLF011WIN - Creating a Parent Child Instance List |
| Step 1. Create a New Business Object |
| Step 2. Establish the Parent-Child Relationship |
| Step 3. Create a Hidden Filter for Departments |
| Step 4. Create a Relationship Handler to Load Employees |
| Step 5. Display Additional Columns in the Instance List |
| Step 6. Access the Properties of Hidden Child Objects |
| Summary |
| VLF012WIN - Controlling Navigation Using Switching and the Virtual Clipboard |
| Step 1. Remove the Parent-Child Relationship |
| Step 2. Create a Details Command Handler for Departments |
| Step 3. Add Logic to Switch from Departments 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 |
| Step 1. Change Employee Surname and Save the Changes |
| Step 2. Add the avSignalEvent to the Employee Details Command Handler |
| Step 3. Add a Routine to Listen for the EMPLOYEE_CHANGED Event |
| Step 4. Test Signaling |
| Summary |
| VLF014WIN - Debugging/Tracing |
| Step 1. Add a Trace Statement to Indicate Enter Key Was Pressed |
| Step 2. Add More Trace Statements |
| Step 3. Start Tracing Programmatically |
| Summary |
| Tutorials for Deployment |
| WIN-VLFDEPONE - Deploy the VLF-ONE Framework on Windows Servers |
| Step 1. Prerequisites |
| Step 2. Get Your Framework Ready for Deployment |
| Create Framework Launch Page |
| Create a Copy of UF_OMULTI |
| Create a Copy of UF_OSYSTM |
| Create a Copy of UF_OLOGON |
| Step 3. Configure the Database to Be Deployed |
| Step 4. Package Your Framework |
| Start the Deployment Tool |
| Define Default Cross Reference Settings |
| Define LANSA Listener |
| Include Your Objects in the Package |
| Set Package Settings |
| Note the Server Name |
| Define Database Settings |
| Save and Build the Package |
| Step 5. Prerequisite Actions on the Target Machine |
| Step 6. Configure the Database on the Target System |
| Step 7. Install the Deployment Package |
| Step 8. Execute the Deployed Application |
| Summary |
| IBM-VLFDEPONE - Deploy the VLF-ONE Framework on IBM i Servers |
| Step 1. Prepare for Deployment |
| Step 2. Make Sure the Framework Definition File Has Been Created |
| Step 3. Package Your Framework Server Objects |
| Step 4. Add Framework Components |
| Step 5. Add the Save Files to the Export |
| Step 6. Add Files to the Export |
| Step 7. Move the Deployment Material to the Target System |
| Step 8. Import the Deployment Package |
| Step 9. Restore Your Framework Objects |
| Step 10. Restore the Framework Components |
| Step 11. Execute the Deployed Application |
| Summary |
| VLFDEPWIN - Deploying the VLF-WIN Framework |
| Step 1. Remove Other Applications from the Framework |
| Step 2. Create the Entry Point Form |
| Step 3. Make a Copy of Other UF* Objects Your Framework References |
| Step 4. Create the Package |
| Step 5. Specify the Entry Point Form and Database Type |
| Step 6. Disable all Prompting at Start Up |
| Step 7. Add Framework Components |
| Step 8. Add Table Data |
| Step 9. Add Other Framework Objects |
| Step 10. Add an Icon |
| Step 11. Check the Package |
| Step 12. Build the Package |
| Step 13. Ship the Package |
| Summary |
| Framework Programming |
| Filter and Command Handler Anatomy |
| Hidden Command Handler Anatomy |
| The VLF's Snap-In Architecture |
| VLF-ONE Snap-In Points Summary |
| VLF-WIN Snap-In Points Summary |
| The VLF 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 or uQueryCanClose |
| Reason Code |
| Comments/Warnings |
| The Virtual Clipboard |
| Remembering Information on the Clipboard |
| Listening for Changes to the Clipboard |
| Other Things Worth Knowing |
| Persistence, Resetting and Deploying in VLF-WIN Applications |
| Persistence and Resetting VLF-ONE 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 |
| Messaging Services |
| In VLF-ONE |
| In VLF-WIN |
| Temporarily Overriding Object Captions |
| Get Visual LANSA Framework Icon Reference |
| In VLF-ONE |
| In VLF-WIN |
| Change a visual style at run time |
| Get an Image from a File |
| AvGetImageReference Method |
| Change Command State Programmatically |
| 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 |
| In VLF-ONE |
| In VLF-WIN |
| Expanding, Shrinking and Focusing Panes |
| In VLF-ONE |
| avPaneMaximize Method |
| avPaneMinimize Method |
| avPaneRestore Method |
| In VLF-WIN |
| avPaneShrink Method |
| avPaneExpand Method |
| avPaneMaximize Method |
| avPaneRestore Method |
| avPaneFocus Method |
| avCmdPanelState Property |
| Windows Resource Usage |
| Usage Expectations |
| Resource Leakage |
| The Instance Lists and the Instance List Manager |
| Instance List Processing Essentials |
| Visual Identifiers |
| Programmatic Identifiers |
| Testing Your Assigned Identifiers |
| List Manager Methods |
| Handling Instance List Entries in VLF-ONE |
| Getting the Selected Instance List Items |
| Updating an Instance List Item |
| Updating and Deleting Instance List Entries in VLF-WIN |
| Command Handlers and the List Manager |
| Current and Selected Instances |
| Authority to Instances |
| Associated Instances |
| More about Instance Lists |
| Shipped VLF-ONE Instance Lists |
| Using VLF-ONE Instance List Browser VF_UM040O |
| Using VLF-ONE Instance List Browser VF_UM041O - Introduction |
| Using VLF-ONE Instance List Browser VF_UM041O - Advanced |
| Making your own VLF-ONE Instance List Browser |
| Adding Additional Columns to Instance Lists |
| IColumns |
| Changing the Color and Style of List Entries |
| In VLF-ONE |
| In VLF-WIN |
| Popup Panel Hints in the Instance List |
| Instance Lists with Different Types of Objects |
| VLF-ONE and VLF-WIN Differences in Child and Peer Business Object Handling |
| Physical Instance Lists |
| Planning parent-child relationship in VLF-WIN |
| You can add the entries to the instance list in any order |
| In VLF-ONE Adding Children is Simpler |
| You can dynamically add children to an instance list "on demand" |
| Dynamically adding children in VLF-ONE |
| Dynamically adding children in VLF-WIN |
| 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 |
| Building Modern Filters and Instance Lists |
| Page-at-a-Time logic may indicate a conceptual problem with filters |
| Instance lists do not have to reflect the database that underpins them |
| End-users can choose instance list columns to be displayed |
| Create Your Own Snap-in Instance List |
| Instance List with more than 10 alphanumeric and/or 10 numeric additional columns |
| 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 by using a 'Controller' |
| Manipulate Instance Lists from RAMP Scripts |
| Delegate Common Tasks to your own Instance List Controller |
| Low Level Direct Access to the Visualization Trees |
| Low Level Direct Access To The Visualization List in VLF-ONE Instance Lists |
| Some Significant Usage Points |
| Some Examples |
| Sending Instance Lists to MS-Excel |
| Using a VLF-ONE Custom Framework Manager |
| Advanced Filter Styles |
| Instant Filters |
| Drill Down Filters |
| Power Filters |
| Hidden Filter |
| In VLF-ONE |
| In VLF-WIN |
| Mini Filters |
| In VLF-ONE |
| In VLF-WIN |
| Properties |
| Events |
| Code Examples |
| RDML for a Windows Mini Filter |
| RDMLX for a WAM Mini Filter |
| VLF-ONE Themes Concepts |
| Using a Snap-In Component to Customize Themes |
| 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 |
| In VLF-ONE |
| In VLF-WIN |
| Unicode Data in Code Tables |
| Unicode Data in Virtual Clipboard |
| Unicode Data in Tracing |
| End-user Help |
| Help Text for VLF-ONE Applications |
| Help Text for VLF-WIN Applications (F1) |
| Disabling or diverting the F1=Help key in VLF-WIN applications |
| Quick Find Override Feature |
| Setup |
| Programming Tips |
| Always Use Identifiers, Not Names |
| Advanced Topics |
| Using your Visual LANSA Framework in DirectX mode |
| Win32 |
| DirectX |
| Mixed Mode |
| Snap-In Instance Lists |
| Snap-In command handlers and filters |
| Considerations for ISVs |
| Getting Ready for Deployment of a Framework Version |
| Getting ready for deployment in VLF-ONE |
| Getting ready for deployment in VLF-WIN |
| Naming Space Considerations for Managing Different Frameworks |
| Users, Groups and Security |
| Framework Security |
| Set up Framework Security |
| Activate Framework Security |
| Create a Framework Administrator |
| Copy the VLF-ONE Administration Application |
| Implement Framework Security: Users, Groups and Authorities |
| Set Up a Server or Servers |
| Using VLF-WIN |
| Using VLF-ONE |
| Maintain Users and Authorities |
| Using VLF-WIN |
| Using VLF-ONE |
| Maintain Groups |
| Five Things You Need to Know About Basic Framework Security |
| User and authority data is usually stored in tables VFPPF06 and VFPPF07 on the server |
| Data in VFPPF06/07 controls access to Framework objects for VLF-ONE and VLF-WIN |
| 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 |
| Add your own extra layers of security |
| 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 tables VFPPF06/07 |
| You can store other information relating to a user |
| 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 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 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: IBM i Web Server |
| Assumptions |
| Settings |
| Modifications to your version of UFU0001 |
| Enroll Typical Users in the Framework |
| Scenario: IBM 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) |
| In VLF-ONE |
| In VLF-WIN |
| More Details about being Signed on as a Different User |
| How to Share Users between Different Frameworks |
| User Profile Management Options |
| IBM i Servers Only: Check Password Expiry |
| Allow Remote Server Password Change |
| Changing the Remote Server Password in VLF-ONE |
| Changing the Remote Server Password in VLF-WIN |
| 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 Frameworks |
| Use Multilingual Prompts |
| Type over the Captions |
| Imbedded Interface Points (IIPs) |
| What Imbedded Interface Points are Provided? |
| In VLF-WIN |
| In VLF-ONE |
| 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 |
| Designer and Developer Practices |
| Usage Scenario: One Designer – Multiple Developers |
| Usage Scenario: Multiple Designers – Multiple Developers |
| Development Status Feature |
| How to Create a New Framework Version |
| Clone the Framework |
| Associated XML Definition Files |
| Optionally Change Associated XML Definition Files |
| Start a Framework Version |
| Notes for RAMP Users |
| How to Keep Automatic Backup Copies of Your Framework |
| How to Export Framework Definitions |
| How to Merge Items from one Framework to Another |
| The Merge Tool Window |
| Using the Merge Tool |
| Example of Combining Two RAMP Framework Definitions |
| Collecting the Definitions |
| Merging the Definitions |
| Key VLF Project Success Factors |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
| Why do my RAD-PADs display two strange characters? |
| Can I control the separator used in CSV files in VLF-ONE applications? |
| Are child and peer business objects handled the same way in VLF-ONE and VLF-WIN? |
| Can I run my VLF-ONE application on a phone? |
| Can I run my VLF-ONE application on a tablet? |
| How can I replace the IBM i library list used in VLF-ONE server modules? |
| How can I change the IBM i user profile used in VLF-ONE server modules? |
| Why does this message appear? |
| What should I do about this message? |
| What can I do to customize the look of my VLF-ONE application? |
| Can I customize the VLF-ONE application logon screen? |
| Can I customize the main panel background in a VLF-ONE application? |
| How should I structure server modules used in VLF-ONE applications? |
| How can I copy my VLF-ONE Framework's definition .DAT file to my IBM web server? |
| Why does my VLF-ONE Framework work okay on my PC but not when I execute it from my IBM i server? |
| What Are Menu Options in Brackets? |
| Why is my VLF-ONE Framework acting differently when I execute it locally and when I execute it from my IBM I server? |
| Changes I make to my VLF-ONE screen content do not appear, or appear later than I expected them to? |
| Can I use shortcut keys in a VLF-ONE application? |
| Can I use prototype images in VLF-ONE applications? |
| Can I use Visual LANSA Framework in DirectX 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? |
| Can I change the business object instance caption that appears in the area above my command handlers? |
| How do I execute an initial Framework level command when starting up a Framework application? |
| 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? |
| Can I run web applications using secure sockets layer (SSL)? |
| 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 are unauthorized options 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? |
| Does VLF-ONE have a main form menu bar? |
| Do VLF-ONE and VLF-WIN handle the main form tool bar the same way? |
| 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 enroll 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)? |
| Can my VLF-ONE applications be used with IBM i multi-tier web server configurations? |
| Can my Web browser applications be used with Windows multi-tier web server configurations? |
| I want to restore the default window layout for the Framework |
| The URL to start my deployed VLF-ONE is too complex for users to reliably type in to their browsers |
| How do I pick up the servers that have been defined in the Framework using the Servers option of the Administration menu? |
| How can I change the list of Framework versions shown? |
| 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. |
| Debugging Browser Problems |
| Internet Explorer |
| Firefox and Chrome |
| Application Performance |
| Work as User |
| Best-Case Conditions |
| Worst-Case Conditions |
| A Risk Check List |
| Using 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 Allowed |
| Command Display |
| Common Activities |
| Slide in Panels |
| Assistance Panel |
| Settings Panel |
| Set up a Framework Custom Logon Page |
| Optional Things You Can Do with Your Launch Component |
| Specify the Framework Identifier |
| Set Suspended Time Limit and Session Timeout |
| Add a Logon Header or a Trailer Panel |
| Show a Restart Button |
| Specify Snap-In Components |
| Control Framework Settings |
| Enable logging on to Your VLF-ONE Applications via Microsoft, Google or Facebook Services |
| Enable Logging on to Your VLF-ONE Applications via Kerberos (Single Sign-On) |
| Turn off Zoom in Small and Medium Sized Devices (Phones and Tablets) |
| Hide VLF-ONE RAMP Developer Panel |
| Background Panel |
| Select the Columns to Display and to Use for Identification |
| Choose to Display Lists in Contact Card Style |
| Choose to Display Lists in a Shipped Style |
| Simple Grid Style |
| Simple Expand/Collapse Style |
| Massive List |
| Parent-Child Style |
| Choose to Display Lists in a Custom Style |
| Make this a One Command, No Instance List Business Object |
| Custom Properties |
| Data |
| Definition |
| Export Design |
| Filters |
| Filter Snap-in Settings |
| Filter Settings |
| Framework Details |
| Help About |
| Identification |
| Instance List |
| Instance List Column Maintenance Panel |
| Column Maintenance Dialog |
| Instance List Relationships Summary |
| Other Options |
| RAD-PADs |
| Relationships |
| Server Details |
| Startup |
| SubTypes |
| Toolbar and Menus |
| Usage |
| User Administration Settings |
| User Details |
| Visual Styles |
| Visualization |
| VLF-ONE Images |
| Web/RAMP Details |
| Dialogs |
| Execute Framework as VLF-ONE Application |
| Choose Browser |
| Use Approximate Test Size |
| As Developer |
| Enable RAMP Demo |
| Turn Tracing On |
| Material Design Mode |
| In Language |
| URLs |
| URL |
| Create Desktop Icon |
| Upload Script |
| Instant Prototyping Assistant |
| Program Coding Assistant |
| 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 |
| All Fields in the File |
| Alignment of Image on Form |
| Allow Generic Searching |
| Allow Float |
| Allow in VLF-ONE |
| Allow in VLF-WIN |
| Allow Instance List to be sent to MS-Excel |
| Allow Multiple Selection |
| Allow Multiple Selections |
| Allow on Small/Medium/Large Screen |
| Allow Panes to be Shrunk and Expanded |
| Allow Remote Server Password Change |
| 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 User to Re-Order Columns |
| Allow User to Re-Order Command Handler Tabs |
| Allow Users to Switch Views |
| Also drop them here to define how each [business object name] list entry is uniquely identified |
| Alter Development Status |
| As the Default Command |
| 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 |
| aXes/Web Language Code |
| Blank Lines Around Comments |
| Business Object Command |
| Business Object List |
| Bypass Locks |
| Caption |
| Caption (Singular) |
| Caption with Accelerator |
| Change Password IIP |
| Check Password Expiry |
| Check Still Connected Before Doing Database IO |
| Clear |
| Client Server Translation Table |
| Codebase |
| Code Table Data |
| Code Table Definition/ Reusable Part Data Handler (ID) |
| Code Table Definition/ Use a Reusable Part |
| Code Table Field Definitions |
| Column Caption |
| Column Decimals |
| Command Tab Location |
| Command Tab Show All |
| Command Tab Style |
| Commitment Control |
| Component Identifier |
| Contains Favorites |
| Contains SHARED Object |
| Copyright Notice to Be Used |
| Copyright Text |
| Create Component |
| Database Name |
| Database Password |
| Database Type |
| Database User |
| Date/Time Output Format |
| 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 |
| Display VLF-ONE About Centered |
| Displayed Field |
| Development Status Captions |
| Divert Locks |
| Double Click for Default Command |
| Drag and Drop the Fields |
| Drag table columns from here |
| Drop them here to lay out how a list of [business object name] should be displayed to the users |
| Edit Code |
| Edit Panel |
| Email Address |
| Email Zip File To |
| Enable Child when Parent Selected |
| Enable Clear List Button |
| Enable Column Filtering |
| Enable Command |
| Enable Development Status Feature |
| Enable Framework for RAMP Applications |
| Enable Framework for VLF-ONE Applications |
| 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 |
| Execution/RAMP Tools Engine |
| Execute as Hidden Command |
| Execution Priority |
| Execution Mode Load Path |
| 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 |
| Fields to be Shown on the Command Handler |
| File Prefix to be used for MS-Excel |
| Filter Tab Location |
| Filter Tab Style |
| First Time Only |
| Fixed / Default Values |
| Font Awesome Icons for VLF-ONE Application Icons |
| Framework Fatal Error |
| Function Handling Table Data storage |
| Generate VLF-ONE or VLF-Web Resources |
| Generation Prefix |
| Groups this user belongs to |
| Height |
| Help Text |
| Hide All Other Command Tabs |
| Hint |
| IBM i Host Server Mapper Name / IP address |
| IBM i Host Server Mapper Port |
| Icon |
| Icon and Bitmap Enroller |
| Identify Fields Using the Fields |
| IIP - Component to Validate VLF-ONE User Sign On |
| Import Users Imbedded Interface Point |
| Image Columns |
| Image File |
| Image / Web Page to Display on Form |
| Import Users from XML |
| Inactive Table Entry indicator |
| Inactivity Timeout Log off |
| Inactivity Timeout Log on |
| 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 |
| Latest VLF-ONE Demo |
| Latest VLF-WIN Demo |
| Launch Button Caption |
| Launch from Status Bar |
| Launch URL (Windows) |
| List Panel |
| Load Path |
| Major Comment Separator |
| Marker for Code Requiring Manual Completion |
| Maximum Decimals |
| Maximum Entries in List |
| Maximum Instances Concurrently Open |
| Maximum Length |
| Maximum Signon Attempts Allowed |
| 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 |
| New Password |
| Nodes XML File |
| Number of Additional Windows a User can have Open Concurrently |
| Object Command Presentation |
| Optional Arguments |
| Options |
| Overall Theme |
| Own Window Size |
| Partition |
| Partition is Enabled for RDMLX |
| Physical File from which the Child Data Comes From |
| Popup Panel Name |
| Port Number |
| Private Definition/aXes Project Folder |
| Programmatic Identifiers for Building AKey and NKey Values |
| Property Type |
| Prototype Only |
| Quick Search Field Caption |
| Quick Search Field Width |
| RAD-PAD File Name |
| RAMP Destinations |
| RAMP JavaScript Charset |
| RAMP Password |
| RAMP Tools Mode Load Path |
| RAMP User |
| Read Only |
| Remember Key Values between Filter Executions |
| Relationship Handler |
| Relationship Type |
| Replace Instance List Details |
| 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 |
| Search Field Width |
| OR get data dictionary fields with prefix |
| Select the table that most closely represents [business object name] |
| 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 Information For |
| 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 a Select Columns Menu |
| Show When Disabled |
| Snap in Deployment Checker |
| Specify the Underlying Physical File that Will Be Searched by this Filter |
| Stay Active |
| Stay Active Default for Command Handlers and Filters |
| Store Users in XML File and Store users in DBMS Tables VFPPF06/07 |
| SubTypes |
| Synonyms |
| System Info |
| Table Definitions XML File |
| Technical Support |
| Temporary Directory on PC |
| The physical file that most closely resembles this business object is |
| Toolbar Button Caption |
| Toolbar Button Width |
| Toolbar Group |
| Tool Bar Height |
| Tool Bar Style |
| Trim Working Set |
| 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 the field's Description/Label/Column Heading as column heading |
| 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 |
| UTC Conversion |
| Value(s) can be changed by Administrator |
| 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 |
| 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-ONE About Image URL Dark |
| VLF-ONE About Image URL Light |
| VLF-ONE Assistance Panel Reusable Part |
| VLF-ONE Background Panel Reusable Part |
| VLF-ONE Change Password IIP |
| VLF-ONE Command Handler or Filter |
| VLF-ONE Dark Background Color |
| VLF-ONE Instance List Initial Width |
| VLF-ONE Instance List Initial Height |
| VLF-ONE Instance List Row Height |
| VLF-ONE Instance List Toolbar Part Id |
| VLF-ONE Light Background Color |
| VLF-ONE Popup Panel Name |
| VLF-ONE Settings Panel Reusable Part |
| VLF-ONE Slide In Panel Reusable Part |
| VLF-ONE Snap-In Instance List Browser |
| VLF-ONE Snap-In Instance Item Panel ID |
| VLF-ONE Startup Page |
| VLF-ONE Support Browser Back/Forward Keys |
| VLF-ONE User Imbedded Interface Point |
| VLF-WIN Administrator Launch Form |
| VLF-WIN Designer Launch Form |
| VLF-WIN End-User Launch Form |
| VLF-WIN Launch Render Type |
| VLF-WIN Snap-In Instance List Browser ID |
| Warn before (days) |
| Width |
| Windows Code Page |
| XML Encoding |
| Your Framework Version Number |
| Printable VLF-ONE Quick Reference |
| Release Notices |
| Release Notice for Customers Upgrading to EPC142067 |
| Valid Upgrade Paths from Versions earlier than EPC142057 |
| Release Notice for Customers Upgrading to EPC142057 |
| Valid Upgrade Paths from Versions earlier than EPC142011 |
| Release Notice for Customers Upgrading to EPC142011 |
| Valid Upgrade Paths from versions earlier than EPC142005 |
| Release Notice for Customers Upgrading to EPC142005 |
| Release Notice for Customers Upgrading to EPC141081 |
| Release Notice for Customers Upgrading to EPC141034 |
| Release Notice for Customers Upgrading to EPC141017 |