RE: [Arsperl-users] Finding out a forms Application name

[Mark V. <Mar...@ev...>]

Brent,
Here is the line my code uses to export an Application container:
  my $def =3D &ars_Export( $ctrl, '', &ARS::AR_VUI_TYPE_NONE,
                         'container', $object );
where $object is the name of the application

The value returned is a multi-line string containing the entire
application definition and is set up with a group of reference blocks.
Here's a piece of the my CustomerAccessInterface app where the primary
form, its view, and one additional form is defined:
reference {
   type           : 32777 (&ARS:: ARREF_APPLICATION_PRIMARY_FORM)
   datatype       : 1
   value          : 0\
   ref-groups     : 0
}
reference {
   type           : 2 (&ARS:: ARREF_SCHEMA)
   datatype       : 0
   object         : SPRT:W_Home_Page (primary form)
}
reference {
   type           : 32778 (&ARS:: ARREF_APPLICATION_FORM_VUI)
   datatype       : 1
   value          : 4\11\CAIUserView\
   ref-groups     : 0
}
reference {
   type           : 32771 (&ARS:: ARREF_APPLICATION_FORMS)
   datatype       : 1
   value          : 0\
   ref-groups     : 0
}
reference {
   type           : 2 (&ARS:: ARREF_SCHEMA)
   datatype       : 0
   object         : SPRT:W_Contact_Profile (additional form, can be
multiple)
}
I checked all of my application def files and 10 of the 12 had a primary
form.  The other two did not.

For more information about the reference type see the ar.h file which
came with your Remedy software.

HTH,
Mark

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-----Original Message-----
From: ars...@ar...
[mailto:ars...@ar...] On Behalf Of Carey Matthew
Black
Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 3:23 PM
To: ars...@ar...
Subject: Re: [Arsperl-users] Finding out a forms Application name

Brent,

A single ( traditional ) form can be part of multiple ( traditional
)applications.
However, that is not true of "Deployable applications". (But workflow
can cross reference things outside a deployable application too.)


My guess is that this info is only stored in the Application object.
(An ARS Container) Which you can get to via the ars_Export() function
with the right parameters.

HTH.

--
Carey Matthew Black
Remedy Skilled Professional (RSP)
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On 1/13/06, Bowman, Brent A <Bow...@st...> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I am searching for a way to find the application of a form
automatically from the database (for mid-tier links).  I searched
through the hashes that ars_GetSchema and ars_GetVUI put out and they
done seems to mention the application.
>
> i also have access to Oracle (which Remedy accesses)  Does anybody
know where the application information (which table) for a form is
stored?
>
> Maybe it is that the table only lists the forms associated with the
application as opposed to the other way around.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brent



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