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Revision as of 00:30, 23 October 2012
Start with a plan:
- Design your data structures.
- What data tables do you need?
- How do they relate to one another?
- Determine the Roles that will be needed govern interactions with the application.
- What data will they need to see?
- What actions will they perform?
Build the initial application:
- Use the Application Construction Wizard to create the objects:
- Go to [My Applications] > [Create New Application] > Create Using Wizard
- Specify up to 10 data fields for each object. (You can create more later.)
- Specify the object relationships, which creates the Lookup fields that connect objects to one another.
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- Note:
Later, you can use the Object Construction Wizard to add additional objects and relationships.
- Note:
- Configure the Application Access settings to give yourself permission to access the application.
- Assign yourself the default role.
Customize the application:
- Create the application Roles
- For each object, create the Forms that will be used by each role
- Configure Forms Assignment settings to assign the forms to specific roles
- Configure Tab Preferences to specify the objects that will appear for each role, and the order in which they appear
- Configure View Preferences for each Role:
- Customize Field settings. Add additional fields, as needed.
- Further customize the Forms that will be seen when records are accessed or created
- Explore other ways to customize Objects
- Use the Application Access settings to specify other users who can access the application, and the roles they can play.