Customizing Process Specific DEFAULT and User-Defined Web Pages
| Date: | 17 December 2001 |
|---|---|
| Product/Release: | LANSA for the Web |
| Abstract: | Caution should be exercised when creating and using process specific Web pages |
| Submitted By: | LANSA Technical Support |
| Last Review: | November 2010 |
Description:
LANSA for the Web allows you to customize HTML pages to be process specific.
The naming convention is:
<process name>_<page identifier>
Where <process name> is the name of the process and <page identifier> is the name of the page you want to customize for the process.
However:
Caution should be exercised with any user-defined process specific DEFAULT_<pages> after an upgrade or EPC is applied as those DEFAULT pages may have been modified.
It is user responsibility to ensure that the DEFAULT changes are incorporated into the user-defined process specific DEFAULT pages.
Examples of shipped DEFAULT pages which can be customized:
DEFAULT_CONTENT Default Process Content
DEFAULT_FRAMESET Default Frameset
DEFAULT_HIDDEN Default Hidden fields
DEFAULT_INDEX Default Process Menu page
DEFAULT_LAYOUT Default Layout
DEFAULT_SCRIPT Default Script Page bsp;
Example:
If a process was called PAYROLL, the process specific default pages would be created as:
PAYROLL_CONTENT Default Process Content
PAYROLL_FRAMESET Default Frameset
PAYROLL_HIDDEN Default Hidden fields
PAYROLL_INDEX Default Process Menu page
PAYROLL_LAYOUT Default Layout
PAYROLL_SCRIPT Default Script Page
Note: All process specific pages are automatically exported with the LANSA process definition. These pages do not have to be registered as Web components. This applies to both DEFAULT_pages and user defined pages.
