John,
For creating environments, we created a "dummy" BizObj and use the MM builder to create environments. Trying to create or edit them visually has always been perilous at best.
As far as where to put the new environment to make sure that future projects inherit it, check the entire thread of message #
783488, especially Paul Mrozowski's posts.
Hope that gets you on the right track,
---J
>Ok, back to my question, what I am trying to do now is create a data environment, like what you see in generic.pjx. All data environment classes is subclass of
environment. Whereas, environment is not a valid class unless qstart.app rename the classname and replace all it's subclasses with my project name.
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>I tried to use class designer to subclass environment but VFP return "illegal name" error.
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>Any ideas?
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>Thank you
