Open your relevant BE → Go to the Generate Tab

Generate Akioma Data Fields

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On question “Do you want to use an existing Entity?” always answer “No” if it’s new or if you’re not sure.

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On question “Entity” write down the name of your business entity with same casing.

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On “Entity Module Lookup” always select your Module (in this example 'SWAT User').

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On "DataField Module Lookup", you can either use the previous module, or select another module for the datafields. (in this example previous 'SWAT User' will be used)

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It then should generate code unless you made mistakes, select YES on the next dialog.

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Now, in SmartFramework Menu / Object Master Maintenance (Object Master Designer) you can see the generated objects:

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Generate Data Source Object

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On question “Main Table Name” select the required Entity Table

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On question “Object Name” write down the name of your entity + "DSO" (without "BE"):

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On "Data Source Module Lookup”, select the correct module again.

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It then should generate code unless you made mistakes, select YES on the next dialog.

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The object should now be available in Object Master Maintenance:

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Generate Grid

In the BusinessEntityDesigner choose 'Generate Grid':

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On “Grid Module Lookup”, select your module again:

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On question “Grid name” write the name according to the naming convention:

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On “Source Entity lookup” select the correct entity (which was generated by the step "Akioma Data Fields Generator").

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Then select the fields for the grid, it is wrongfully named “Index Field Editor”.

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It then should generate code unless you made mistakes, select YES on the next dialog.

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In Object Master Maintenance the Grid object should be visible now:

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Generate Viewer

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On “Viewer Module Lookup” select your created module.

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On question “Viewer name” write the name according to the naming convention from:

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On “Source Entity Lookup” select your entity

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Then select the fields for the viewer, it is wrongfully named “Index Field Editor”.

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It then should generate code unless you made mistakes, select YES on the next dialog.

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