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Form

Create and edit forms (manual windows) to be used in the application.

Form

Define forms (manual windows) of the application.

  • Module : Module
  • Name : A non-unique identifier for a record/document often used as a search tool.
  • Data Access Level : Indicates what type of data (in terms of AD_CLIENT and AD_ORG data columns) can be entered or viewed.
  • Advanced Feature : Is advanced feature
  • Java Class Name : The classname is used when generating a representation of the table in java (the entity or business object). The classname is the simplename of the class (so without the package name). Often the AD_Table.name can be used here.
  • Help/Comment : A comment that adds additional information to help users work with fields.
  • Description : A space to write additional related information.
  • Active : A flag indicating whether this record is available for use or de-activated.
  • Special Form : The name of the form being edited.
  • Organization : Organizational entity within client
  • Client : Client for this installation.

Translation

Edit your form translations for the predefined languages of your choice.

  • Language : A method of communication being used.
  • Active : A flag indicating whether this record is available for use or de-activated.
  • Translation : An indication that an item is translated.
  • Name : A non-unique identifier for a record/document often used as a search tool.
  • Description : A space to write additional related information.
  • Help/Comment : A comment that adds additional information to help users work with fields.
  • Special Form : The name of the form being edited.
  • Organization : Organizational entity within client
  • Form Translation
  • Client : Client for this installation.

Rule Access

Edit role access to a particular form.

  • Role : The profile of security for the user defining what windows and tabs they can see.
  • Active : A flag indicating whether this record is available for use or de-activated.
  • Editable Field : An indication that this field may be viewed.
  • Special Form : The name of the form being edited.
  • Organization : Organizational entity within client
  • Client : Client for this installation.
  • AD_Form_Access_ID

Form Class

Define the Java classes that implement the form.

  • Active : A flag indicating whether this record is available for use or de-activated.
  • Default : A value that is shown whenever a record is created.
  • Java Class Name : The classname is used when generating a representation of the table in java (the entity or business object). The classname is the simplename of the class (so without the package name). Often the AD_Table.name can be used here.
  • Special Form : The name of the form being edited.
  • Reference : The data type of this field.
  • Process : A series of actions carried out in sequential order.
  • Organization : Organizational entity within client
  • Model Object : An identification of an object in the dictionary.
  • Client : Client for this installation.
  • Callout : A series of actions that occur when data is modified.
  • Action : A drop down list box indicating the next step to take.

Form Mapping

Add mappings used to call the form through a browser.

  • Active : A flag indicating whether this record is available for use or de-activated.
  • Mapping Name : A direction or guide used to call this object through a browser.
  • Default : A value that is shown whenever a record is created.
  • Organization : Organizational entity within client
  • Model Object : An identification of an object in the dictionary.
  • Client : Client for this installation.
  • Callout Class
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