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jvx:server:lco:objects_rename [2020/06/15 10:51]
cduncan Edited for English grammar (capitalization, punctuation, correct verb conjugation)
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 If you call an action or request a server-side object, you should know the name of the action or the object. Usually this isn't a big problem because it's your application and you know everything about it. But it's different if you use pre-defined application frames like ProjX. If you call an action or request a server-side object, you should know the name of the action or the object. Usually this isn't a big problem because it's your application and you know everything about it. But it's different if you use pre-defined application frames like ProjX.
  
-The application frame has some prerequisites,​ e.g., the menu will be created after authentication. The application frame does following call:+The application frame has some prerequisites,​ e.g., the menu will be created after authentication. The application frame does the following call:
  
 <file java> <file java>
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 </​file>​ </​file>​
  
-This means that you have following in your Session LCO:+This means that you have the following in your Session LCO:
  
 <file java> <file java>
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 </​file>​ </​file>​
  
-The application frame won't work if the method name isn't getWorkScreenAccess. If you have a specific naming schema and won't use the same method name, you could do following:+The application frame won't work if the method name isn't getWorkScreenAccess. If you have a specific naming schema and won't use the same method name, you could do the following:
  
 <file java> <file java>
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