Hi,

Please let me know that what do you mean by Wrapper Script... And can you please tell about the syntax for Wrapper script with one example.

Thanks in advance...
Regards,
Pralash

There are several ways to create a wrapper script - here is a free one http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=559. There is also qkey(no longer supported) and the RMCis (I think RMCgen).

Hi Mark,

Thanks so much for your guidance about Wrapper....
Regards,
Senthil

Hello,
Can you please explain about that how to create a wrapper program for a particular session ?
Is the wrapper program created for UI Script or Report script?

Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Pralash

I am not sure - you will need to wait for someone familiar with your version of baan.

Pralash,

A wrapper script is generated by a utility which is provided on the link.

Now, create a normal 4GL program script and copy the contents of this wrapper script in your program script. Now, you can attach this wrapper script for the session you created the wrapper script for.

e.g. I created a wrapper script for Sales Order Header(tdsls4100) - tdsls4100m900

Now, when I generate the wrapper script, I will create a new script called tdsls4100w. I will copy the session to my custom VRC, double click on the session and link the new wrapper script to the session by replacing program script tdsls4100 with tdsls4100w.

With wrapper script, you can add field validations, customizations etc to the standard sessions without touching the standard source code.

Hi Bhushan,,

Thanks a lot for your information regarding to the wrapper script... As you explained that the wrapper script is generated by using the utility, but you have missing the link in your previous post which is used to create the wrapper script...

Hence can you please send me the "link" for create the wrapper script...

Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Pralash

If you follow the link in my post above it walks you thru the process of creating the program that generates the wrapper script. So follow the instructions in that thread.