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Where can u write the peoplecode?

  
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March 18, 2005 03:50:19   #1  
Nandagopal        

RE: Where can u write the peoplecode?
PeopleCode may be placed on Record Field Page Componet Menu Item Component Interface Meassage and Message Channel and Application Engine
 
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March 18, 2005 03:56:03   #2  
Nandagopal        

RE: Where can u write the peoplecode?
Component processor alllocates temporary bufffers on the application server to hold the application data for a component.It retrives all the data need for the entire component up front.
 
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May 17, 2005 18:26:38   #3  
RV        

RE: Where can u write the peoplecode?
Can be wirtten at record field level page level component level component record level Menu level Application Packages.
 
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July 29, 2005 02:09:33   #4  
Parvathy        

RE: Where can u write the peoplecode?
Can be wirtten at record field level page level component level component record level component record field level Menu level Application Engine Application package Messages

 
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August 19, 2005 18:59:50   #5  
srinivasulu        

RE: Where can u write the peoplecode?
PeopleCode can be write in PeopleCode Editor That may be on Record field pages Components and Menus.It can be used in Application Engine also.
 
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September 15, 2005 04:30:46   #6  
Narendar Reddy K.        

Where can u write the peoplecode?
PeopleCode is written in PeopleCode coding sheet We can write PeopleCode with associative Record Fields Pages Components Menus and Application Engine. Where we need extra validations according the fuctionality.
 
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September 15, 2005 04:31:11   #7  
Narendar Reddy K.        

Where can u write the peoplecode?
PeopleCode is written in PeopleCode coding sheet We can write PeopleCode with associative Record Fields Pages Components Menus and Application Engine. Where we need extra validations according the fuctionality.
 
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October 17, 2005 02:34:23   #8  
Ravindra        

RE: Where can u write the peoplecode?
You can write Peoplecode at record record field component component record level page menu Application Engine.
 
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May 17, 2006 06:00:25   #9  
kokkondakiran        

RE: Where can u write the peoplecode?

hi

u can write people code in 7 objects

1. record field level

2.component field level

3.page

4.menu

5.application engine

6.component interface

7.messages


 
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October 07, 2008 12:05:44   #10  
Rouletabille Member Since: October 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Where can u write the peoplecode?
You can write PeopleCode (PC) in the Application Designer IDE. The PC are stored :
- on the events and are triggered by them
- in librairies called funclibs in PeopleSoft and called manually by the developpers in their PC when they them (they are like functions or modules)
- in application classes which are stored in application packages in PeopleSoft : they are classes like any others in OO languages. Then they could be used into PC to realize new functionalities for example...

All that code is stored into tables in the DB server into technical PeopleSoft tables whose names begin with PS and followed immediately by a mnemonic name of the table.

 
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