COS Screen User Guide

TEMENOS T24
Composite Screen
User Guide
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
OVERVIEW....................................................................................................................................................3
EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN......................................................................................................................................3
SETUP...........................................................................................................................................................4
T24INTERNALBROWSER..........................................................................................................................................4
RecordCreation...............................................................................................................................................4
CompositeScreenFieldDefinitions.................................................................................................................6
ARCHITECTURE/DESIGN...............................................................................................................................15
HOWFRAMESWORKINCOMPOSITESCREENS............................................................................................................15
STRUCTUREOFTHEFRAMESETFORA4*4COSSCREEN..............................................................................................15
ITEMS..................................................................................................................................................................32
SpecificRequest.............................................................................................................................................32
Enq................................................................................................................................................................33
NoEnq...........................................................................................................................................................33
All..................................................................................................................................................................33
Blank.............................................................................................................................................................33
SubValueExpansion.....................................................................................................................................34
ViewingTheCreatedCompositeScreen........................................................................................................41
LaunchingTheCreatedCompositeScreen....................................................................................................43
SCREENDESIGN...........................................................................................................................................44
COMPOSITESCREENCREATIONUSINGTOOLBOX........................................................................................................44
CREATINGASIMPLE3*3COMPOSITESCREENUSINGTOOLBOX...................................................................................44
Content..........................................................................................................................................................49
General..........................................................................................................................................................50
AllowScrolling...............................................................................................................................................50
Framename..................................................................................................................................................51
DefinedBelowIsTheFieldEquivalentInEB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN................................................................54
ViewingTheCreatedCosScreenInT24InternalBrowserUsing(EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN)..........................55
LaunchingTheCreatedCosScreen................................................................................................................57
ModifyingTheCreatedCosScreenInT24InternalBrowserUsing(EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN)......................57
StructureOfTheFrameSetForA3*3CosScreen........................................................................................60
LaunchingTheCreatedCosScreen................................................................................................................61
ENQUIRY.....................................................................................................................................................62
!EXT.VARIABLES....................................................................................................................................................62
Creationofa!EXT.CUSTOMER......................................................................................................................63
COMPOSITESCREENCOMMANDLINE........................................................................................................................64
TABBEDSCREENSENQUIRYCOMMANDLINEINVOCATION...........................................................................................64
TABBEDSCREENSTRANSACTIONCOMMANDLINEVERSIONINVOCATION........................................................................65
USERVARIABLES....................................................................................................................................................66
COLUMNWIDTHINAENQUIRYSCREEN.....................................................................................................................67
REFERENCE..................................................................................................................................................67
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Overview
The purpose of this document is to define and guide how to create composite screen from Tool Box
and T24 internal browser.
A Composite screen is a collection of screens in T24 placed in one browser window, but in different
frames. The individual frames can be set to accept requests for certain enquiries or transactions
enabling multiple contract screens and enquiry screens to be utilized without obscuring one another.
Individual screens within a composite screen can also be set to contain T24 menus, Tabbed Screens
URLs or other content created through utility routines as well as creating a whole new set of
composite screens.
Composite screens are defined in the T24 application EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN and can be
invoked using the command COS <name of composite screen> which can be run through menus,
toolbars and on the T24 command line.
Composite screen can also be build using Tool Box. We accomplish this by making use of the
composite screen builder. The composite screen builder allows the user to create composite screen
for use with the T24 Browser. Composite split the screen into sections which can have the content
customised e.g. contracts, enquiries ,Menus , Tab screens etc.
EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN
The Composite screen application EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN is used to define composite screens.
This application comprises of a title for the composite screen and a large linked multi value set for
defining the contents of each frame and makeup of the frames of the composite screen.
We can define different Content Types as listed below with in each of the frames. Each of these are
defined in detail in the corresponding section on CONTENT.TYPE
OPEN.FRAME: Create a frame set. Tells you are splitting this frame into further frames.
CLOSE.FRAME: Closes the frameset.
ENQ: This item is an Enquiry. (For more information check heading on Reference)
TXN: This item is a contract screen.
UTILITY: This allows you to call a browser routine. (For more information check section
utility under Field Definitions)
TAB :This item is a tabbed screen. (For more information check heading on Reference)
COS : This item is a composite screen.
MENU : This item is a menu.

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URL : This item is a URL.

BLANK: This item starts blank.
Refer to the section on CONTENT.TYPE under Composite Screen Field Definitions for
detail explanation
Setup
T24 Internal Browser

Composite Screen Creation From T24 Internal Browser
Record Creation
On the command line Type the application name EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN followed by the name of
the composite screen like (EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN, QTPDEMO170) or the name can be entered
on the application screen as shown below.
The composite screen name can be a alphanumeric character.

On clicking enter, an empty record gets launched

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Showing a empty COS screen record

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Composite Screen Field Definitions
Now let us start with the field definitions
GB TITLE : Enter any name of your choice under GB Title

Content Type : Should define the type of displays required within the frame selected. The different
options available under content type are listed below.
Shown above are the different content types
Now let us see what each one of this means and how it has been defined.
OPEN.FRAME : Creates a frame set. Selecting this option tells that we are splitting this frame in to
further frames
Open. Frame frameset

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CLOSE.FRAME : Every time a frame set is opened ,it needs to be closed. For this purpose we use
Close Frame
Close. Frame frameset
COS : We select this item if we want a composite screen to appear with in the frames . The required
composite screen needs to be defined under field CONTENT as COS<Name of our composite
screen>
Cos Frameset
ENQ : This item is used to display an Enquiry. A parameter can be passed along with an Enquiry.
(For more details on Parameter passing refer to the heading ENQUIRY

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Enquiry Frameset
MENU : This item displays a Menu .
Menu Frameset
BLANK : This items leaves a blank frame

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Blank Frameset
PW : If we select PW it means that we want the PW.PROCESS record to appear with in the frame
PW process definition
TAB : This item is a tabbed screen. A tabbed screen enables the Browser to display a series of
Enquiries, Versions ,URLs etc to appear together, on the same screen. Tabbed screens are defined
in the table EB.TABBED.SCREEN. (For more detail Refer to Document PB-BrowserScreenVersion)

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TAB frameset
TOOL : A Valid Tool Item should be created under BROWSER.TOOLS which in turn is defined in
composite screen definition
The Tool Definition

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The Composite Screen Frame Definition
The Composite Screen after using the Tool
TOOL BAR : A Valid Tool Bar ID should be created in BROWSER.TOOLBAR which in turn is
defined in composite screen definition

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The Toolbar Definition
The Composite Screen Frame Definition
TXN : This item is a contract screen where the transaction is defined
TXN frameset

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URL : This item is a URL. Hyperlinks are added to a screen version by defining the path of the
document or file in the HYPERLINK field on VERSION. All information regarding hyperlinks must be
input into the hyperlink field with forward slashes / as below: - Internet files must be input as: http://, or https://, or www. followed by the address.
- Files must be input as file:/// followed by the path.
URL frameset
UTILILTY: This item calls a browser routine OS.NEW.USER
Frame Definition for Utility

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Launching the COS screen - Utility
MENU : This item defines the menu
Frame Definition for Menu
BORDER.SIZE: This field defines what the border of the frame set will be. Only used for Open Frame
COLS: This defines the number and width of the columns. It is done in the same format as the
frameset tag in html. For a given OPEN.FRAME item you must have either the ROWS or the COLS
field set. You cannot however have both.
ROWS : This defines the number and width of the Row. It is done in the same format as the frameset
tag in html.
NAME: Gives a name for the Frame. All content defining items (i.e. telling you what is in a frame) must
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SCROLLING: This defines whether the frame is going to allow scrolling. Can only be entered with
content defining items.
CONTENT: This is a multipurpose field that defines the content of the frame. Either a URL, the name of
an Application and version, an enquiry etc. Also used to define the name of the utility to be called.
CONTENT.ARGS: If a UTILITY type is set then this will define the args for the called utility
ITEMS: This sub-valued field is used to define what requests should be sent to this frame. It can be
specific requests of application and version or enquiry, or it can be set to take all unassigned enquiries
by setting it to ENQ or all unassigned requests by setting it as ALL. Furthermore it can be set to take
everything except enquiries by setting it to NOENQ. The request is assigned to a window by running
through each item until a valid match is found for the request. If none are found a new window is
launched. For detail explanation refer to the section on ITEMS
Architecture/Design
How Frames Work In Composite Screens

The trick to building a composite screen is to break it down into constituent large blocks, and build
from them.
In this document, we will see how to build the below structured composite screen ( 4* 4 composite
screen) .
Structure Of The Frame Set For A 4*4 Cos Screen

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Open. Frame / Close .Frame
C1
C2
50%
50%
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Frame - 1 [ 100%]
Frame - 2 [100%]
R1
Top Left
50%
Top Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Frame - 3 [100%]
Frame 4 [100%]
Bottom Left
Bottom Right
R2
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Structure of the composite screen

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We always start with the Frame definition .We do this in the first Open.Frame. In our example we
will divide the page in to four equal squares .
Multivalue 1 Open .Frame

This means that we are going to put 50%,* into the Rows column. We use ROWS because we are
specifying a horizontal space from the top. And we have only 2 rows in our example of equal size. We
use 50%,* because the first bloc takes up 50% of the row (horizontal) space (thats what the *
signifies) and the second half by default takes the rest of the space.
Note: The frameset column size value can also be set in pixels (cols="200,500"), and one of the
columns can be set to use the remaining space (cols="25%,*").
Therefore, the first multivalue will look something like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.1
OPEN.FRAME
ROWS
50%,*
Row Division
Open.Frame
50%
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Top Left
Top Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Bottom Left
Bottom Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame

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Row Division
First multivalue expansion Row Division
Now we have to specify the COLUMN division
Multivalue 2- Open. Frame
We are extending CONTENT.TYPE.1 multivalue to expand to CONTENT.TYPE.2 to define the next

Open Frame item. We have to specify the split Columns field (COLS.2).
We are going to put 50%,* into the Column. We use COLUMN because we are specifying a vertical
space from the top. And we have only 2 columns in our example of equal size. We use 50%,*
because the first bloc takes up 50% of the columns (vertical) space (thats what the * signifies) and
the second half by default takes the rest of the space.

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Column Division
Open.Frame
50%
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Top Left
Top Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Bottom Left
Bottom Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Column Division
Therefore, the Second multivalue looks like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.2
OPEN.FRAME
COLS.2
50%,*

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Second multivalue expansion Column Division
Multivalue 3 - Frame 1
Now we are going to Open another frame with in which we are going to define a transaction ( a
version) called FUNDS.TRANSFER,FTTEST1 I F3
Open.Frame
Frame - 1
Frame 1 Open .Frame

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Therefore, the Third multivalue looks like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.2
OPEN.FRAME
COLS.2
100%,*
Third multivalue expansion Frame 1 (OPEN.FRAME)
By defining Cols.3 as 100%,* , we tell the system that the instruction which follows will take the whole
of the box(Frame) we are currently working in.
Now we will expand the multivalue again to specify the First Frame definition
Multivalue 4 - Transaction
Frame 1 Definition

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FRAME -1
TXN
FUNDS.TRANSFER,FTTES
T1 I F3
Frame 1 Definition
Therefore, the Fourth multivalue looks like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.4
TXN
NAME.4
FUNDS.TRANSFER
CONTENT.4
FUNDS.TRANSFER,FTTEST1 I F3
Frame 1 Field Definition (TXN)

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Now we need to close the TXN block weve just defined as we dont want to define any more within
the same frame, so we need to close frame
Multivalue 5 Close. Frame

Closing the frame
Frame 1
Close.Frame
Frame 1 Close. Frame
CONTENT.TYPE... CLOSE.FRAME

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Frame 1 Field Definition (CLOSE.FRAME)
version) called CUSTOMER,CUSTTEST2 I F3
Open.Frame
Frame - 2
Frame 2 - Open. Frame
Therefore, the Sixth multivalue looks like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.6
COLS.6
OPEN.FRAME
100%,*

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Sixth multivalue expansion Frame 2 (OPEN.FRAME)
Now we will expand the multivalue again to specify the First Frame definition
Multivalue 7-Transaction
Frame 2 Definition
FRAME -2
TXN
CUSTOMER,CUSTTEST2
F3
Frame 2 Definition

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The seventh multivalue definition:
CONTENT.TYPE.7
TXN
NAME.7
CUSTOMER
CONTENT.7
CUSTOMER,CUSTTEST2 I F3
Now we need to close the TXN block weve just defined as we dont want to define any more with in
Multivalue 8-Close.Frame
Closing the frame

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Frame -2
Close.Frame
Frame 2 Close. Frame
Now we are going to close the frame relevant to the open frame CONTENT.TYPE 2 (Multivalue 2)
since we have finished with the first row.

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Multivalue 9 Closing Frame
Close. Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Top Left
Top Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Bottom Left
Bottom Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Column Division
Field Definition (CLOSE.FRAME)
We are now going to open a outer frame for the second row where we will be defining individual
columns column where we will be defining Frame 3 and Frame 4 in separate frames within the large
frame.
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Multivalue 10 - Outer Frame for COLUMN 2
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Top Left
Top Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Open.Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Bottom Left
Bottom Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Frame Division
Field Definition (OPEN.FRAME)

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Therefore, the tenth multivalue looks like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.10
OPEN.FRAME
COLS.10
50%,*
Now we are going to Open another frame with in which we are going to define Enquiry %ACCOUNT
Open.Frame
Frame - 3
Frame 3 Open.Frame
Therefore, the eleventh multivalue looks like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.11
COLS.10
OPEN.FRAME
100%,*

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Eleventh multivalue expansion Frame 3 (OPEN.FRAME)
Now we will expand the multivalue again to specify the Frame definition
Multivalue 12 -Enquiry
Frame 3 Definition
FRAME -3
ENQ
%ACCOUNT
Frame 3 Definition

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Therefore, the twelfth multivalue looks like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.12
ENQ
NAME.12
ENQUIRY
CONTENT.12
%ACCOUNT
Frame 3 Field Definition (ENQ)
Now we need to close the ENQ block weve just defined as we dont want to define any more with in
Items
This sub-valued field ITEMS is used to define what requests should be sent to this frame.
The request is assigned to a window by running through each item until a valid match is found for the
request.
It can be define in many ways
Specific Request
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Specific Request
Enq
All unassigned enquiries by setting it to ENQ
Items Definitionis Enquiry
No Enq
It can be set to take everything except enquiries by setting it to NOENQ.
Items Definition is No Enq
All
All unassigned requests by setting it as ALL
Items Definition in ALL
Blank
If nothing is specified, it means that a new window will be launched
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Sub Value Expansion

We can have multiple requests or return types for a frame
Items Definition
Here we want all further drill down enquiries to get launched in the same frame hence we are
specifying it as ENQ
Items Definition
Multivalue 13-Closing.Frame
Closing the frame
Frame - 3
Close.Frame
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Frame 3 Field (CLOSE.FRAME)
version) called ACCOUNT,ACCTEST1 I F3
Frame 4
Open.Frame
Frame 4 definition
Therefore, the fourteenth multivalue looks like this :

CONTENT.TYPE.14
COLS.14
OPEN.FRAME
100%,*

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Fourteenth multivalue expansion Frame 2 (OPEN.FRAME)
Now we will expand the multivalue again to specify the Fourth Frame definition
Multivalue 15-Transaction
Frame 4 Definition
FRAME -4
TXN
ACCOUNT,ACCTEST1 I F3
Frame 4 Definition

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Therefore, the fifteenth multivalue looks like this :
CONTENT.TYPE.15
TXN
NAME.15
ACCOUNT
CONTENT.15
ACCOUNT,ACCTEST1 I F3
Now we need to close the TXN block weve just defined as we dont want to define any more with in
Since we have specifies ITEMS.15.1 as ALL , any further transaction done in this frame will get
launch within the same frame.

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Multivalue 8 Close Frame

Closing the frame
Frame 4
Close.Frame
Frame 4 Close.Frame

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Now we are going to close the frame relevant to the open frame CONTENT.TYPE 10 (Multivalue 10)
since we have finished with the second row.
Multivalue 17 Closing the Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Top Left
Top Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Close.Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Bottom Left
Bottom Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Frame definition Close . Frame

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Having closed the frame ,we also have to close the outer most frame
Multivalue 18 Closing the Outer most Frame

We are going to close the frame relevant to the open frame CONTENT.TYPE 1 (Multivalue 1) which
was the outermost frame.
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Top Left
Top Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Open. Frame
Open. Frame
Bottom Left
Bottom Right
Close .Frame
Close .Frame
Close.Frame
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Outer most frame definition
Viewing The Created Composite Screen

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Viewing the created composite screen

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Launching The Created Composite Screen
Cos screen launching
Cos screen launching

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Transaction processing
Screen Design
Composite Screen Creation Using Tool Box
Composite screens can also be created using Tool Box. There already exist a user guide which
explains How to create Composite screen from Tool box .For more information ,kindly refer to the
document Composite Screen Builder .
Now let us see how to create a simple 3 *3 composite screen using Tool Box.
To Start off ,Launch Toolbox and Sign in using a valid used id and password. Click on to Composite
Screen Builder under Designers and Wizards option to launch the screen builder wizard.
Creating A Simple 3 *3 Composite Screen Using Tool Box

Step 1 Screen Id
Enter a name for the Composite Screen and click next to continue

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Screen ID
Step 2 Description
Enter 1 under description for the language English and click next
Description

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Step 3 Select Layout
Select a 3 pane screen .Click next to continue
Screen Layout

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Step 4 Change Size
Now we have to define the Frame Size. Depending on the screen layout we have to select the Width
or Height or both for each of these frames.
To sizes can either be in pixels or percentages. To use pixels simply type the number in the Other
field. For other percentages simply type the percentage in the other field and suffix it with %.
An understanding of how HTML frames work would be ideal. However, to summarise:
In a two column/row layout the right frame or bottom frame respectively can not have a specific
size.
In a tree pane layout the right and bottom most frame can not have a specific size.
checkbox will be enabled. Turning off this property will update the NO.FRAMES attribute in the
composite screen definition. If Use Frames is not set, compatible versions of Browser will render the
composite screen without using frames. For example, this feature should be UNCHECKED for
screens designed for Internet banking applications.
If the Browser version does not support the no frames option, then this checkbox will be disabled.
In our case, we are selecting 50 % height for all the frames.

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Frame Size
Each of the above frames are divided in to 50% each and in out example we are having 3 frames.
This means that ,the complete page size needs to be beyond 100% in order to get all the 3 frames to
appear but this is not possible in reality , so only the first 2 frames will be appear when we launch the
composite screen. There will be no space for the third frame to appear since our page size is 100% in
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Step 5 Frame Properties

Frame properties defines Initial Content, Dynamic Content, Frame name and Scrolling property
Content
Initial Content
The initial content can be one of the following.
Initial Content
Banner
Blank
Composite Screen
Enquiry - we have to specific the enquiry we want to launch in this frame
Menu
Tabbed screen
Tool Bar
Tool Item
Transaction

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URL ( It has to be specified with http://)
Refer to the heading CONTENT.TYPES for detail explanation
Dynamic Content
Dynamic content defines the return type within each frame .It defines what will appear in the frames
when the user starts navigating e.g. committing transactions, viewing enquiries ,drill down enquiries
etc. This can be one of the following
Dynamic Content
Dynamic Content defines what requests should be sent back to this frame. It can be specific requests
of application and version or enquiry SPECIFIC ENQUIRY, or it can be set to take all unassigned
enquiries by setting it to ALL ENQUIRY or all unassigned requests by setting it as ALL CONTENT.
Furthermore it can be set to take everything except enquiries by setting it to NO ENQUIRY. The
request is assigned to a window by running through each item until a valid match is found for the
request. If none are found a new window is launched.
All Content - all transaction and enquiry screens will appear in the specified frame
All Enquiries - all enquiries will appear in the specified frame
No Enquiries - all content, except for enquiries will appear in the specified frame
Specific Enquiry - this frame will only return the specified request
(Refer to section ITEMS for more detail explanation)
General
Allow Scrolling

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Allow Scrolling : If we need to have scrolling button with in the frame ,we can choose a Yes or a No ,
if we do not want scrolling
Frame name
Frame Name : Each frame must have a name and initial content. There should not be any spaces
included within the names
We are setting the behaviour of each frame by clicking on to the corresponding pane on the left and
defining the behaviour of that pane in the property panel on the right
Frame -1 Enquiry (ACCT.BAL.TODAY)
Frame 1 Definition
Frame 2 Enquiry (STMT.ENT.TODAY)

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Frame 1 Definition
Frame -3 Enquiry (ACCT.STMT.HIST)

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Frame 1 Definition

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Defined Below Is The Field Equivalent In EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN
Field Definition in Tool Box
Field Definition in Browser
Dynamic content
The initial content
ITEMS
CONTENT.TYPE
Allow Scrolling
SCROLLING
Frame Name
GB TITLE
Explanation
Defines return type on to

the frame
Defines the different content
the frame can contain
Defines scrolling properties
Defines the composite screen

frame name.
Field Equivalent in EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN
some simple Enquiries which we will be modifying later by using Composite Screen Definition
Step 6 Sending Request Confirmation

Below is the confirmation of a successfully created composite screen. If any errors occurred these will
appear in a table format

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Txn Complete Confirmation
Viewing The Created Cos

(EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN)
Screen
In
T24
Internal
Browser
Using
Using the application EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN ,the created composite screen can be viewed.
Note : Modification can be made to the created composite screen at any time if needed .It acts the
same way as the Composite screen created using Browser.

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Viewing the created composite screen

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Launching The Created Cos Screen

As explained before we see that only the first two frames have got launched. The third frame could not
launch due to the lack of Row space.
Launching the COS screen
Modifying The Created Cos

(EB.COMPOSITE.SCREEN)
Screen
In
T24
Modifying the created COS screen row definition to fit in Frame 3 .
Application Screen

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Internal
Browser
Using
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This is the Old Frame definition
Frame definition
Changing the ROW from 50%,50%,* , to 25%,50%,25%,* ,meaning that the First frame occupies 25 %
height, the second frame occupies 50% and the third frame occupies 25%.
New Frame Definition
New Frame Definition

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New Frame Definition in View mode

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Structure Of The Frame Set For A 3*3 Cos Screen
Open.Frame /Close.Frame
25%
Open.Frame
Open.Frame
xxasdsdsd
Close.Frame
50%
Open.Frame
Close.Frame
25%
Open.Frame
Close.Frame
3*3 COS screen structure

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Launching The Created Cos Screen

Launching the modified Composite Screen.
Modified COS screen
We see that changing the row spacing has changed the appearance of the Composite Screen .
All the three frames appear with in the same page as defined .

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Enquiry
!EXT.Variables
An enquiry can be run to display information for the !EXT customer, account or any selection criteria
you define. To define a !EXT selection you must first run an ENQUIRY called !EXT.XXX where XXX is
the name you will give to the !EXT selection item. The data you enter in the first selection will then
become the !EXT selection criteria. You can then reference this value in another enquiry selection by
entering !EXT.XXX in the selection criteria column.
Browser will support setting these !EXT.XXX variables either with values from another field or with a
literal value (such as 123).
So not only can the variables be set in one Enquiry and used in others but the content can be set from
a field value or a literal as well as from selection data.
The variables can also then be used in context based workflows such as pre-filling fields on a Version
from the Enquiry output and populated variables..
These variables can be used in a version in the AUTOM.NEW.CONTENT field.
Literal values can also be set too. It can be a single literal eg ACCOUNT or a string literal with
spaces eg NEW !EXT ACCOUNT or , 100069, My Customer, as long as the literal is in speech
marks.
A list of values can also be displayed as long as the values are surrounded by [ ] e.g. [A] [B] [C]
The ENQUIRY called USER.VARIABLES allows the user to list the !EXT content of any !!EXT
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Creation of a !EXT.CUSTOMER
Enquiry for external customer to read their messages from the bank.

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Composite Screen Command Line

When launching a Composite Screen (using the COS command) we should be able to accept data on the
command line. E.g. "COS CUSTOMER.DISPLAY 100069" where 100069 is the customer Id that would then be
used as a parameter to the composite screen frames.
The user should be able to specify parameter place holders within their composite screen definition (e.g. similar
to EB.ERROR records that use & characters). For example, in the Content Type the user can have ENQ and
the Content set to CUSTOMER-LIST @ID EQ &.
When running this composite screen using COS CUSTOMER,SCREEN 100069 this would replace any &
characters with 100069. Similar, for Content Types of TXN the user could enter CUSTOMER I & to get a frame
with the customer record in input mode. If the user does not supply any arguments then the base
enquiry/application should be displayed so that the user can enter the relevant data.
Tabbed Screens Enquiry Command Line Invocation

Running an enquiry with parameters via the command line.
The user can specify the actual tab number of the enquiry to run, along with the selection criteria.
Tab version from command line
Running a tabbed enquiry from the command line, with specified selection criteria
The above example will open the tabbed screen CUSTOMER.DETAILS.
It will run the enquiry on the first screen with the selection criteria:
CUSTOMER EQ 300102
See below, for the resultant ENQUIRY screen.

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Tab version from command line
Tabbed Screens - Transaction Command Line Version Invocation

The key to a specific tabbed version can be supplied via the command line.
Running a specific tabbed version from the command line with specified key

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Version invoked from command line
In the above example, the third tab is invoked using the key DBL.
User Variables
To view the content of any !EXT.xxxx variables there is an ENQUIRY called USER.VARIABLES which
displays the current content.
Note: The values of user set variables are empty at initial login and cleared on exit so this Enquiry will
only display values set during the current login session.
Showing variables set after running variety of enquiries

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Column Width In A Enquiry Screen
The ENQUIRY screen above is utilised in the following Composites showing the word wrapping effect
when the COL.WIDTH field is used
The ENQUIRY field COL.WIDTH will only have an effect in Enquiries in Browser and enables a user to
specify the number of pixels wide that an ENQUIRY column can be. The width is not absolutely fixed,
but is a minimum width (if there is enough space) with the following restrictions:
Column widths will grow to accommodate the widest word or image in the column; a word being any
sequence of characters not containing a space.
Columns with left over space created by larger than required values in the COL.WIDTH field will shrink
if there is not enough space in the window, frame or fragment to display all columns.
Fields defined as being in the same column will be restricted to having the same COL.WIDTH.
For more information kindly refer to document PB-BrowserEnquiries
Reference
Kindly refer to the following documents for further references on the topics
Topic
Reference Document
Enquiry
PB Browser Enquiries
Browser Parameter
PBBrowserIntallationConfiguration
Contracts
PBBrowserNavigation
Tabbed Screen, Composite

Screen, !CURRENT.XXXX
PBBrowserSceenVersion
Browser Tool,Browser Toolbar
PBBrowserToolbar

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Composite Screen
PBBrowserToolbar

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URL : This item is a URL.

T24 Internal Browser

The composite screen name can be a alphanumeric character.

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Showing a empty COS screen record

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Composite Screen Field Definitions

Now let us start with the field definitions

GB TITLE : Enter any name of your choice under GB Title

Shown above are the different content types

Open. Frame frameset

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Close. Frame frameset

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MENU : This item displays a Menu .

BLANK : This items leaves a blank frame

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The Tool Definition

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The Composite Screen Frame Definition

The Composite Screen after using the Tool

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The Toolbar Definition

The Composite Screen Frame Definition

TXN : This item is a contract screen where the transaction is defined

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Frame Definition for Utility

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Launching the COS screen - Utility

MENU : This item defines the menu

Frame Definition for Menu

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How Frames Work In Composite Screens

Structure Of The Frame Set For A 4*4 Cos Screen

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Open. Frame / Close .Frame

Open. Frame / Close .Frame

Open. Frame / Close .Frame

Structure of the composite screen

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Multivalue 1 Open .Frame

Therefore, the first multivalue will look something like this :

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First multivalue expansion Row Division

Now we have to specify the COLUMN division

Multivalue 2- Open. Frame

We are extending CONTENT.TYPE.1 multivalue to expand to CONTENT.TYPE.2 to define the next

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Therefore, the Second multivalue looks like this :

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Second multivalue expansion Column Division

Frame 1 Open .Frame

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Therefore, the Third multivalue looks like this :

Third multivalue expansion Frame 1 (OPEN.FRAME)

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Therefore, the Fourth multivalue looks like this :

Frame 1 Field Definition (TXN)

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