On Dec 29, 2009, at 1:33 AM, jvandal wrote:
> When I want to create a Bizobj I would select the dForm, then select
> createBizobj page 19-20 Step by Step.
That's where the form instantiates the bizobj classes you've already
defined. I'm not clear as to whether you are wondering how to create the
business objects when your form runs, or how to define the business object
classes.
> I see the form.cdxml tht lays out the form but I can't see how these
> dropdown items are they all related to the dropdownlist box
> getClients,
> ValidateRecord,
> afterInit,
> createBizobjs
> afterInitAll
> or is this obvious?
These are the typical framework methods for the form. They are provided
as a convenience so that when you are designing your form classes, you can add
code to the methods that you need by picking the method you want from the
dropdown list of all methods. For most non-trivial applications, you'll have to
create additional methods to perform the tasks your app needs. To create these,
there is a 'New' button that will let you create whatever methods you like.
-- Ed Leafe
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