Defining Restrictions for a Control on a Default Form
In this task you define restrictions for a control on a default form by specifying them in the Properties view for the business object model.
Defining additional constraints in the business object model for attributes in a class will result in those constraints being carried over to the control on the default form. For example, if the zip attribute is defined as an integer having five-digits, then the control will have the same restrictions. A validation will be performed when the end user enters a value for the control.
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Next Steps
You can now:
- Install the solution to this Tutorial and compare it with your version. See the instructions in the following section for how to do this.
- Proceed to the next tutorial "How to Use Structured Data in a Form," which describes how to use complex data, as described in a business object model.
- Optionally, you can assign participants to the user tasks. To do this:
- Assign a position in the organization model (from the project EasyAsExtendedOMSolution that you imported earlier) as the participant for each of the user tasks. The How to Design a Simple "WelcomeUsers" Process tutorial describes how to do that.
- If you wish, you can then deploy the project, as described in the How to Implement and Deploy the "Welcome Users" Application for deploying the "WelcomeUsers" project.
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