Joe,

Via the java api, translating selection fields from the integer value to the 
human readable values uses the VUI as an input parameter to the call as :
getEnumAliasFromValue(viewId, fieldId())

Instead of trying to keep track of vuid’s across the board, a constant can be 
used to define the default vui id (if one chooses).

I’m sure there are other reasons ;-)

-Eric



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Subject: Editing a VUI ID.. (resending because of rejected posting..)

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I’m just curious as to why a VUI ID is not editable to a custom view ID when 
creating a new form..

Anyone knows why this is designed as is while every other new view it is 
possible to edit it?

I had just taken this for granted before, but today suddenly I got myself 
wondering why.. Why would VUI’s created after the default view (irrespective of 
whether the form was already created or not before creating the second view) be 
allowed to have custom view ID’s but not the default view?

Not that I really need to change it, but was wondering why.. that’s all..

Attached a screenshot of my ugly form..

Joe

PS: I think an attachment of a screenshot was causing my posting to be 
rejected. Those who want to see what I meant by this posting through a screen 
shot, send me an email and I’ll send you the screen shot..
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