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| This issue is fixed in HATS V6.0.2 with the following function. It will be
fixed in the next HATS V5 refresh pack also.
Automatically delete host field data
The HATS server can now optionally detect when you have cleared an input
field of all data or changed the data, and to automatically clear the field
on the host. If there is newer data supplied, that newer data will then be
put into the cleared host field. To enable the feature, add the following
to the <classSettings> section of the application.hap file:
<class name="com.ibm.hats.common.RuntimeSettings"> <setting
name="autoEraseFields" value="true"/></class>
Limitations: Any host field that is rendered as multiple HTML input fields
will not be automatically cleared. For example, long host fields that wrap
from one line to the next are rendered as multiple HTML input fields, and so
will not be automatically cleared before updating.
"Will Barbee" <wbarbee@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:dbod9e$3nn2$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
> My application has large data fields (some up to 41 bytes) which are
> composed of
> 5 to 8 sub-fields. The large field data must be keyed in exact positions
to
> be valid.
>
> To make it easier on my users, I have defined the large field as several
> separate fields,
> each of which covers some portion of the original large field.
>
> The displays and data entry work fine. EXCEPT - if you key data into the
> left-most sub-field,
> HATS ignores the other sub-field data to the right and only updates the
data
> for the first,
> left-most sub-field. If you don't put any data into the left-most
> sub-field, HATS processes all
> of the sub-field data on the right side properly, no matter how much or
how
> little is keyed.
>
> Any ideas on how to get HATS to work properly? Is there a parameter
> somewhere I don't know
> about?
>
>
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