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What are the steps you have to follow to register a Form?

  
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August 12, 2005 01:25:31   #1  
murthy ganjam        

RE: What are the steps you have to follow to register a Form?
create a form using template form
place the corrensponding top
regiser the form in AOl
attach it to menu

 
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November 16, 2005 03:44:37   #2  
rgakher Member Since: November 2005   Contribution: 3    

RE: What are the steps you have to follow to register ...

ftp the form (.fmx) to resp. tops/forms/us folder

ftp the form (.fmb) to $au_top/form/us folder (not mandatory but fmb's are kept here only)

add form to a function

function to menu/submenu

menu/submenu to the responsibility

responsibility to the user.


 
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November 29, 2005 09:42:07   #3  
anoo        

RE: What are the steps you have to follow to register ...

Yes the after creating the .fmb using the template.fmb.

The second most important thing is the naming of the form like follow a naming convention . Usually the standard forms are named as POXX ApXX etc etc. So if you are naming a custom form do this way like POCXXX APCXXX etc . This can clearly distinguish the custom form from standard form. Also make sure you compile the form in the form builder to make sure there are no errors in your build.

Then ftp the Custom form .fmb file to unix and then compile the form using the compiler called f60gen. This would generate the .fmx and now you are done with the backend.

Coming to registering the form in the front end always remember to use the Application Developer Responsibility rather than using the system Admin responsibility.

Hope this would be useful

Thanks


 
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February 14, 2006 10:46:30   #4  
Bonthu N Reddy        

RE: What are the steps you have to follow to register ...

Form Registration Steps r :-

1) First put the form in corresponding module like GL / AP / AR in appropriate Server Directory.

2)Register from with Application Object Library ( A.O.L ).

3) Attach Form With Function.

4)Attach Function With Menu.

5)Attach Menu With Responsibility.

Cheers

Bonthu.


 
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January 23, 2007 07:32:13   #5  
       

RE: What are the steps you have to follow to register ...

>we will down load template.fmb from au_top resource folder.then we will delete block name from window datablock canvas.

> change the proeprty class for window canvas and data block.

change the name of form.

>Go to pre_form trigger at form level.give the window name in set window poisition function.

and we change action History like date and author name(optional).

>Goto when _new_form instance at form level give the form name in template.fmb place

>Goto program units select app_custom package body in the following function.

if (wnd 'window name') then

app_window.close_first_window;

>compile the form and save . It will create fmb and create the fmx by following option.

File > adminstration > compil file.

> move the fmb to au_top >11.5.0 >forms >us

>move the fmx to the corresponding to PO > 11.5 > forms > us

> Select the repsonsiblity called application developer

>first create the form by using followig navigation

application > form

give the name of fmx in form field.give the application name where the fmx is stored.

we can give our own user form name

select the user form name goto function

we will create the function user function name

select properties tab and choose the type as form

And goto form tab give the user form name in the form field

Goto menu option will attach the function to the menu

we will attach the menu to the resp through sysadmin.


 
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