DEV-level class libraries are located in the VPM Enterprise home directory (normally, \VPME91) and have names that begin with "DEV".
DEV-level classes are subclasses of and identical to the classes in the corresponding VPM-level class library.You will find the following DEV-level class libraries:
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Visual Class Library |
Purpose |
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DEVAPP.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMAPP.VCX classes. |
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DEVCTRLS.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMCTRLS.VCX classes. |
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DEVDATAHANDLER.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMDATAHANDLER.VCX classes. |
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DEVDATAHANDLER |
Subclass of the
VPMDATAHANDLERBUSINESSRULES. |
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DEVDD.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMDD.VCX classes. |
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DEVFORMS.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMFORMS.VCX classes. |
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DEVGEN.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMGEN.VCX classes. |
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DEVINT.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMINT.VCX classes. |
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DEVRPT.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMRPT.VCX classes. |
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DEVSEC.VCX |
Subclasses of the VPMSEC.VCX classes. |
If you change the classes in the DEV-level class libraries, your changes will be inherited by applications you are creating and any future applications you create.
Tip: “DEV” is used to name these class libraries because we recommend that a DEVeloper use them to make class changes that should affect all applications that the developer creates. When we release a VPME update, new DEV class libraries are not normally needed. Therefore, changes made to DEV classes will not normally need to be reapplied after a VPME update is installed.