AELOCKMGR
AETEMPTBLMGR used to reserve the instance number (CURTEMPINSTANCE)
AEREQUESTTBL
AEREQUESTPARM
AE_REQUEST
AERUNCONTROL If you get message to restart a process instance - look here first
AE_RUN_CONTROL
AERUNCONTROLPC
PRCSRQSTDLGLIST
PRCSRUNCNTL
PSPRCSQUE holds jobs in No Success and in Queue
PSPRCSRQST
PRCSRQSTDIST
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Portal User tables
Portal user home page definition
PSPRUHDEFN
PSPRUHDEFN
Personal pagelet??
PSPRUHPERSPGLT
Portal user home page tab
PSPRUHTAB
Portal user home page tab pagelet
PSPRUHTABPGLT
Monday, November 2, 2009
HTML popup using PeopleCode
Thanks to this post I was able to do this as well.
1. Create two work records, one for the web library (e.g. WEBLIB_ACTEST) and one for the buffer field (e.g. ACTEST_WRK). The first record should just have one field (i.e. ISCRIPT1) and the second record should have at least a field to be used as an HTML area and probably a long field (e.g. HTMLAREA).
2. On your page add the HTML area field, e.g. ACTEST_WRK.HTMLAREA, as a field of type HTML Area.
3. Create an HTML object (lets call it ACTEST_1) which will be the actual popup page. For example:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Popup Window</TITLE>
<BODY>
some text goes here...
</BODY>
</HEAD>4. Create another HTML object (or alternatively it could be pasted directly into the HTML area as a constant rather than a field) that contains the anchor link (lets call it ACTEST_2):
<a href="#" onclick="window.open('%BIND(:1)','whatevername','width =400,height=400')">Link Name</a>5. Create an iScript that will allow you to write the html in a new window. An example of the PeopleCode is:
Function Iscript_AcTest
Local string &html;
&html = GetHTMLText(HTML.ACTEST_1);
%Response.Write(&html);
End-Function;6. Populate the value of the html area on the page. For example on ACTEST_WRK.RowInit:
Local string &subrul, &url;
&suburl = "Iscript_AcTest";
&url = GenerateScriptContentURL(%Portal, %Node, Record.WEBLIB_ACTEST, Field.ISCRIPT1, "FieldFormula", &suburl);
ACTEST_WRK.HTMLAREA.Value = GetHTMLText(HTML.ACTEST_2, &url);
7. Don't forget to assign security for the iScript.
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