Allows you to design a webclass that responds to user requests from the browser. Using the designer, you can:
Define the contents of the webclass. A webclass contains webitems, which are the HTML pages and other items that the webclass can send to the browser in response to a user request.
Add events to the webitems in the webclass.
Write code for each event in the webclass.
There are two panels in the Webclass designer: the Treeview panel and the Detail panel.
Treeview Panel
The Treeview panel displays each webitem and connected event in the webclass. There are two kinds of webitems:
HTML Template WebItems — HTML files that can be sent to the browser in response to a request
Custom WebItems — programmatic resources that contain related event procedures you want the webclass to be able to access at run time.
Detail Panel
The Detail panel displays information about the currently selected item in the treeview. The view varies depending on what type of item you have selected.
If you select the webclass, the Detail panel shows the Template and Custom WebItems folders.
If you select the HTML Template WebItems folder, the Detail panel shows the name and location of each template associated with the webclass.
If you select the Custom WebItems folder, the Detail panel shows the name of each custom webitem in the webclass.
If you select a template file, the Detail panel shows the attributes of HTML tags in the template that can be treated as events. You must connect these attributes before they can be programmed.
If you select a custom webitem, the Detail panel shows any custom events that have been linked to that webitem, or is blank if there are no custom events.