This section describes how to develop Application Forms for the IFS Enterprise Explorer, describing the process and the activities the developer will use.
The main development scenarios for Application Forms are:
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Single Record Form Windows
Describes how to develop a single record form window. A basic form where all the controls are bound to a single data source. |
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Develop Table Form
Windows
Describes how to develop a table form window. A table layout of data records from one data source. |
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Container Tab Form Windows
Describes how to develop a container tab form window. A container form that group a set of forms into a logic overview where each form functions independently from the others. |
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Master Detail Form Windows
Describes how to develop a master detail form window. A master detail contains one master data source and one or more detail data sources. A typical example is master header with details in a child table. |
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Master Detail Tab Form Windows Describes how to develop a master detail tab form window. A master detail tab form window is the most complex form fitting all other techniques into one form. The upper part is a regular form, where the bottom part fits several other windows selectable by tabs. In contrast to the container tab form window the tabs in a master detail tab form window is connected to the master and update accordingly. |
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Develop Dialog Boxes Describes how to develop a dialog box. A dialog box is typically a more
detailed representation of a form contents, additional information providers
for form activities and other situations where the application require
a specific input from the user. |
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Develop Wizards Describes how to develop a wizard. A wizard dialog is a step by step guide for a user to perform a specific operation. |
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