Help please. How to manipulate the screen in a multiselect selection in Documentum WDK 16.7.9

otacDev09
otacDev09 Member
edited August 15 in Documentum #1

I need to call the screen N number of times according to the selection that the user makes, I need to know how to manipulate this multiselection Documentum WDK 16.7.9.
I really appreciate your help in advance

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  • Brian Dinneen
    Brian Dinneen E Member
    edited September 12 #2

    It's at least 15 years since I did Webtop development, I think you will need

    • a custom action to call your custom component
    • a custom component to do display your custom form for one object.
    • This custom component needs to managed by a combocontainer which manages IDs and processing for multiple objects

    Extends the component wizardcontainer and adds support for multiple instances of the same contained component. This allows the user to perform multi-select operations for a component. An Apply to all prompt is displayed when the user selects multiple operations.

    from: wdk\config\combocontainer_component.xml

    When developing something new, I searched for something similar in webtop, to see how that was put together.

    When I was a Webtop developer I created a source code reference from

    • unzip webtop.war
    • decompile the java in from webtop war
    • unzip the unstripped.jar from webtop war
      • It is easier to read and use well formatted and commented code
    • unzip wdk.war over above
      • again It is easier to read and use well formatted and commented code
    • unzip any source code from wdk.war

    There are development and reference guides, but nothing beats source code.

    Documentation and software (wars files and patches) can be downloaded from product pages in support portal

    regards

    Brian

    Brian Dinneen
    Documentum Designated Support Engineer

    It is at least 15 years since I did Webtop development, but as there are still development requests ...

    When developing something new, I searched for something similar in webtop, to see how that was put together.

    When I was a Webtop developer I created a source code reference from:

    • unzip webtop.war
    • decompile the java in from webtop war
    • unzip the unstripped.jar from webtop war

      • It is easier to read and use well formatted and commented code
    • unzip wdk.war over above

      • again It is easier to read and use well formatted and commented code
    • unzip any source code from wdk.war

    There are development and reference guides, but nothing beats source code.

    Documentation and software (wars files and patches) can be downloaded from product pages in support portal

  • I really appreciate your support Brian.
    As soon as I'm done, I'll share the knowledge like you did, thank you very much